Big Rock Sports has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation after 71 years operating, according to The Street. The company, which supplied 20,000 retailers across the US, Canada, and other countries with firearms, fishing gear, and outdoor products, is shutting down operations entirely. Its website is now offline, and the company has already liquidated its Canadian operations.

Big Rock reported $2.57 million in direct borrowings and $17.7 million in guaranteed debt, according to The Street. This follows similar struggles in the sporting goods sector, including Orvis' recent store closures after 169 years. The bankruptcy highlights the sector's challenges amid shifting consumer habits and tariffs, forcing companies to scale back operations to survive.