The Winchester Repeating Arms Company is an American firearms manufacturer founded in 1866. It is best known for its lever-action rifles, particularly the Winchester Model 1873, which became famous as "The Gun That Won the West." The company played a significant role in the development of repeating firearms, making them more accessible and popular. Throughout its history, Winchester produced a variety of firearms, including shotguns and handguns. The brand became synonymous with the American frontier and is often associated with the Wild West. Today, Winchester remains a respected name in the firearms industry, continuing to produce quality firearms and ammunition.