Umbrella Armory, a California-based airsoft equipment business, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California, according to court documents filed March 3, 2026.
The company listed its principal place of business as 3857 Schaefer Avenue, Suite H, in Chino, San Bernardino County. It identified itself as a limited liability company involved in retail operations.
The company has no prior or pending bankruptcy cases, according to PACER.
- Type of filing: Voluntary petition for bankruptcy
- Chapter: 7
- Case number: 6:26-bk-11538-RB
- Estimated assets: Between $0 and $50,000
- Estimated liabilities: Between $100,001 and $500,000
- Estimated number of creditors: Between 1 and 49
Reporting that it possesses property that may pose a hazard to public health or safety, Umbrella Armory disclosed owning lithium-ion batteries, air compressors, propane tanks, and high-pressure air tanks.
The property is located at its office in Chino, according to the court documents.
According to the filing, Umbrella Armory reported total assets of $4,880.63 and total liabilities of $148,986.59.
Umbrella Armory reported $1,880.63 in cash held in two business checking accounts.
The company’s liabilities include a secured loan of $94,601.40 from the U.S. Small Business Administration, listed through its Office of General Counsel in Los Angeles.
Unsecured debts include tax obligations to the California Franchise Tax Board and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration of $6,000 and $470.57, respectively.
The company also listed $45,000 in credit card debt owed to Bank of America, along with smaller balances owed to Frontier Communications and Warmington Properties Inc. for services and back rent.
According to the filing, after administrative costs are paid, the company does not expect to have funds available for distribution to unsecured creditors.
The company also reported having equipment, office furniture, and tools with a combined resale value of about $1,500.
The bankruptcy petition was signed by Jordan Pham, listed as Umbrella Armory’s president, owner, and managing member.
About Umbrella Armory
Umbrella Armory began when a group of high school friends started playing airsoft together in Yorba Linda, according to the company’s website.
What started as a hobby and shared interest in war movies and airsoft equipment eventually developed into a business focused on improving the performance of airsoft gear.
Over time, founder Jordan Pham became the primary technician for the group’s collection of replicas. The team, comprising more than 16 friends, eventually developed into a business offering technical services in Chino.
The company develops high-performance airsoft rifles, produces aftermarket components and accessories, and collaborates with partners on research and development to improve airsoft technology.
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