Bankruptcy judge converts gun club bankruptcy to Chapter 7, business locks its doors
LOVELAND — A U.S. Bankruptcy judge on Feb. 1 converted the Front Range Gun Club bankruptcy case from Chapter 11 reorganization to Chapter 7 liquidation, and as a result, the gun club at 697 N. Denver Ave., Suite 128, has locked its doors.
A notice on the business website said the business is “closed pursuant to court order.”
The Front Range Gun Club, which is a trade name for Gunsmoke LLC, and the owner of the property, Happy Beavers LLC, have been in the throes of bankruptcy since May 2020, when they received a notice of foreclosure and filed for…
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