Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury is an American firearms manufacturer founded in the 19th century. Its public description presents it as a long-running weapons company, including a rifle associated with the settlement of the American West and its violence against Indigenous people.

The company is linked to the Model 1873 in its own description. Its name refers to Winchester, the English town that also gives its name to the firearms manufacturer Winchester.

Unlike Winchester's association with rifles, Shrewsbury is described as having a broader range of firearm products. Its buck-head logo resembles the mark used by Browning.