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Sportsman's Warehouse Holdings, Inc. serves outdoor enthusiasts, from beginners to experienced hunters and anglers. Hunting and shooting goods, including firearms and ammunition, account for most sales; fishing and camping equipment, clothing and footwear broaden its offering. Customers buy mainly in stores, concentrated in the Western United States and Alaska, and also through sportsmans.com. Online shoppers can collect purchases in stores, and stores also ship online orders.
Sales are strongest around hunting seasons and holiday shopping. The company tailors store inventory to local weather, wildlife and customer preferences, often ordering before the selling season. Federal, state and local rules limit which firearms and ammunition it can sell and how it sells them; restrictions also limit online sales of some products.
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Sportsman’s Warehouse depends chiefly on hunting and shooting demand; watch privately held Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s, important outdoor-retail competitors missing from this list.
Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. competes with Sportsman’s Warehouse for shoppers buying outdoor gear, sporting goods, apparel and footwear, with both offering value prices and locally tailored selections. Watch Academy’s Outdoors sales for a read on spending in their overlapping outdoor market.
GrabAGun Digital Holdings Inc. competes online for the firearm, ammunition and shooting-accessory purchases at the heart of Sportsman’s Warehouse’s business. Watch GrabAGun’s handgun revenue as a gauge of demand in this shared market: handguns accounted for about 51% of its revenue in the year ended December 31, 2025.
DICK’S Sporting Goods, Inc. and its Public Lands stores compete with Sportsman’s Warehouse for shoppers buying sporting equipment, outdoor apparel and footwear. DICK’S has much broader exposure to athletic spending, so its overall results are a less direct guide to Sportsman’s Warehouse’s hunting-and-shooting-led business.
Byrna Technologies, Inc. supplies less-lethal self-defense products sold through Sportsman’s Warehouse, tying consumer demand for its launchers to the retailer’s personal-protection growth focus. Watch Byrna’s dealer and distributor revenue for clues to demand through retail channels rather than its direct-to-consumer sales alone.
GrabAGun Digital Holdings Inc. earningsPEW
GrabAGun Digital Holdings Inc.'s report will show whether changes in its online firearm sales are also showing up in the firearm and ammunition market that overlaps with Sportsman's Warehouse.
Watch GrabAGun’s handgun revenue, and use any reported unit and price details to judge what is driving it; handguns made up about 51% of its revenue in 2025. Revenue rising alongside units would point to firmer firearm demand at this online seller, which could support Sportsman’s Warehouse’s largest category, hunting and shooting. Falling revenue or units would suggest weaker buying in the shared market, but one online seller’s results cannot establish Sportsman’s Warehouse’s own sales.
Sportsman's Warehouse Holdings, Inc. earningsThis company
Sportsman's Warehouse's report will show whether sales through its stores and website leave enough gross profit to cover operating costs.
Read net sales and same-store sales alongside gross margin. Rising sales with a steady margin would show that revenue from firearms, fishing and other merchandise is not being swallowed by lower-margin mix or merchandise costs. Weak sales or a falling margin would show that customer demand or the profit left on each sale is still insufficient to cover store and staffing costs. The operating result, after selling, general and administrative expenses, shows whether the business is moving closer to sustained profitability or farther away.
Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. earningsASO
Academy Sports & Outdoors, Inc.'s report will show whether shoppers are spending more or less on outdoor gear in categories it shares with Sportsman's Warehouse.
Focus on Academy’s outdoor sales, not just its company-wide results. Stronger outdoor sales would suggest firmer spending in overlapping categories, which could support Sportsman’s Warehouse’s outdoor merchandise; weaker sales would point to customers cutting back on those goods and could pressure Sportsman’s Warehouse sales. Academy sells a broader range of products, so this is a read on the outdoor market, not a direct measure of hunting-and-shooting demand.
