Loveland’s Front Range Gun Club files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
LOVELAND — Front Range Gun Club has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, weeks after its bank began a foreclosure in May.
In filings with the Bankruptcy Court of Colorado Friday, the shooting range at 697 N. Denver Ave., Suite 128, declared $3.51 million in assets against $3.58 million in liabilities under its registered name Happy Beavers LLC.
The club remained open through mid-March to mid-April as gun shops were classified as essential retailers by the state but closed completely to visitors from April 14 to April 25, according to various Facebook statuses on its page.
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