Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury, the gun manufacturer the series has used since GTA IV, is on the wall of a gun shop in GTA 6 — behind a rack of long guns.

The frame shows a shop interior: a wall rack holding a row of long guns, a counter, and a red and white sign carrying the Shrewsbury name. A man stands in front of it in a vest, tattooed, with a flag hanging beside him.

Shrewsbury is not a new name. It has been the series' firearms manufacturer since Grand Theft Auto IV, and finding it on a shop wall here is the clearest signal in the official material that the brand carries over rather than being replaced — which sits alongside Moreland and Duke, two manufacturers that are new.

What the frame shows is a shop, not a purchase: no prices, no interface, no interaction prompt.

How to recognise it

• The Shrewsbury name on a red and white sign
• A wall rack of long guns behind the counter
• A returning brand: Shrewsbury has been in the series since GTA IV
• No prices, no interface and no prompt visible

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 2:09.37. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 864 by 486 of it. Also in it: Shrewsbury.

What we still do not know

• Whether the shop is enterable and whether weapons are bought there
• How Shrewsbury relates to Moreland and Duke, the two new manufacturers
• Whether modification happens here — two pistols in the material carry barrel work
• The shop's own name, which is not visible in the frame