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The lubricant maker says blogger Andrew Tuohy conspired with one of its competitors to publish “scandalous misinformation” about it and its owners.

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Two months after a federal judge dismissed FireClean’s defamation case against Arizona blogger Andrew Tuohy, the gun lubricant maker re-filed allegations in another state.

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A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss FireClean’s defamation case against the man accused of originating the rumor that the gun lube is Crisco cooking oil.

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Bloggers involved in the lube maker’s libel lawsuit filed a response describing the case as “a classic example of a business using litigation to suppress negative consumer reports.”

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A defendant in a libel case filed a motion to quash allegations that he intended to harm gun lube maker FireClean by referring to it as Crisco cooking oil, but the motion was quickly overruled.

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A federal judge agreed to hear arguments to quash charges in a libel case against George Fennell, the owner of a lubricant company accused of starting the rumor that FireClean is Crisco cooking oil.

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Ever since the chemical composition of FireClean gun oil was juxtaposed with multiple types of Crisco cooking oil, the lube maker said it has lost more than $25,000 a month in revenue.

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