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Newell Brands’ Play Segment Sees Modest Q2 Decline

Pro forma core sales declined 1.2 percent as solid growth on Beverages, Coolers and Team Sports was more than offset by a decline on Fishing related to broad retail inventory destocking across specialty and mass retailers and the negative impact of a key retail customer bankruptcy.

Sturm Ruger Sees Q2 Revenues Slide 21.4 Percent

The 53 percent decrease in earnings is attributable to the sales decline, the unfavorable de-leveraging of fixed manufacturing costs due to the decline in production volumes, and the $2.5 million expense related to the recall of Mark IV pistols.

Cabela’s Struggles Continue In Q2

In likely its last earnings report as a publicly traded company, Cabela’s blamed its poor performance on the slowdown in firearms sales since the presidential election, the Gander Mountain bankruptcy, and tough comparisons due to a number of shooting tragedies in the first half of 2016.

Big 5 Q2 Dragged Down By Weakness In Firearms, Camping And Water Sports

Shares of Big 5 Sporting Goods were down 85 cents, or 7.8 percent, to $10.10 on Wednesday after the sporting goods retailer posted second-quarter revenues that fell short of expectations due to weakness in firearms, camping and water sports. Third-quarter earnings are also expected to decline with comps off in the low single digits.

Winchester’s Sales Slide

Olin Corporation reported Winchester’s sales for the second quarter 2017 were $169.4 million compared to $181.0 million in the second quarter 2016.

Boot Barn’s Q1 Beats Expectations

Sales grew 4.5 percent due to the opening of 11 new stores over the past twelve months, a 1.3 percent increase in same store sales, and sales from the recently acquired Country Outfitter site.

Big 5’s Q2 Sales Miss Targets

Big 5 Sporting Goods reported earnings in its second quarter rose 33.3 percent on improving gross margins and a 0.8 percent gain in same-store sales. But sales were lower than expected due to weakness in certain outdoor product categories related to firearms, camping and water sports.

Under Armour Axes 277 Jobs Amid Restructuring

Shares of Under Armour fell $1.88, or 10.4 percent, to $16.23 Tuesday after the company reduced its annual sales and earnings forecast while announcing a restructuring plan that includes the layoff of 277 employees.