Front Sight Management’s Chapter 11 plan reached effectiveness in 2022, and the court entered a final decree on September 6, 2024. The latest identified development is a creditor’s April 2026 motion to withdraw her request to reopen the case Dkt. 914; the motion included a proposed order, and its disposition is not identified.

Front Sight Management LLC’s Chapter 11 plan reached effectiveness in 2022, and the court entered a final decree on September 6, 2024 Dkt. 904. On April 6, 2026, creditor Tatiana Sarkisova Firmenich moved to withdraw her request to reopen the case Dkt. 914, stating that she had obtained lawful permanent resident status and no longer needed the requested finding that she was an innocent investor. She submitted a proposed order; its disposition is not identified.

The Pahrump, Nevada firearms training business filed for Chapter 11 on May 24, 2022 Dkt. 1. Its owner said the company needed financing to maintain operations and pay employees, and had received only two written financing proposals after contacting potential lenders, according to his supplemental declaration Dkt. 33. The court’s July 2022 financing order Dkt. 228 authorized borrowing up to $5 million and use of cash collateral.

The debtor filed its second amended reorganization plan Dkt. 405 in October 2022 and subsequently filed a notice of plan effectiveness Dkt. 584 on December 5, 2022. In March 2024, an implementation order Dkt. 872 directed that certain unclaimed distributions on allowed claims be forfeited to the liquidating trust.

Front Sight Management’s Chapter 11 plan reached effectiveness in 2022, and the court entered a final decree on September 6, 2024. The latest identified development is a creditor’s April 2026 motion to withdraw her request to reopen the case Dkt. 914; the motion included a proposed order, and its disposition is not identified.

Front Sight Management LLC’s Chapter 11 plan reached effectiveness in 2022, and the court entered a final decree on September 6, 2024 Dkt. 904. On April 6, 2026, creditor Tatiana Sarkisova Firmenich moved to withdraw her request to reopen the case Dkt. 914, stating that she had obtained lawful permanent resident status and no longer needed the requested finding that she was an innocent investor. She submitted a proposed order; its disposition is not identified.

The Pahrump, Nevada firearms training business filed for Chapter 11 on May 24, 2022 Dkt. 1. Its owner said the company needed financing to maintain operations and pay employees, and had received only two written financing proposals after contacting potential lenders, according to his supplemental declaration Dkt. 33. The court’s July 2022 financing order Dkt. 228 authorized borrowing up to $5 million and use of cash collateral.

The debtor filed its second amended reorganization plan Dkt. 405 in October 2022 and subsequently filed a notice of plan effectiveness Dkt. 584 on December 5, 2022. In March 2024, an implementation order Dkt. 872 directed that certain unclaimed distributions on allowed claims be forfeited to the liquidating trust.