Irwin-Pederson Guns for Sale
Founded: 1942
HQ: United States
Irwin-Pedersen Arms Company was an American manufacturer founded in 1942 by John D. Pedersen, Robert Irwin, and Earl Irwin. Its U.S. carbine contract was canceled in March 1943, and the Grand Rapids plant was taken over by Saginaw Steering Gear, which produced carbines there under the S’G’ marking. Irwin-Pedersen’s legacy centers on wartime carbines, with Irwin-Pedersen–marked examples regarded as among the rarest collector variants.
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