Which strategic brand repositioning helped Winchester survive after World War I when military contracts diminished dramatically?

Winchester Repeating Arms Company represents one of the most iconic brands in military history. From its founding in 1866 to its modern incarnation, Winchester's brand positioning and history have been intertwined with American military development. This poll tests your knowledge of how this legendary firearms manufacturer positioned itself through different military eras and how its brand identity evolved alongside changing warfare demands.

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Transitioning to focus primarily on hunting and sporting firearms, with the slogan 'The Gun That Won the West' appealing to civilian markets
Merging with Remington to form the United Arms Corporation, combining their military contracts and distribution networks
Pivoting to produce primarily handguns for law enforcement, abandoning the rifle market entirely
Becoming a subsidiary of General Motors, who converted Winchester factories to produce automobile components