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Hunters suffering from debilitating physical conditions have limited options when it comes to center-fire rifles. Here we detail some of the best.

LPVOs—that is, Low Power Variable Optics—have become all the rage lately among competitive and self-defense-minded shooters. As is common when something achieves this level of ubiquity, the hunting world has taken note, and Trijicon is at the forefront of the technology’s adoption with its latest Credo HX.

These two AR-type rimfires are ideal for hiking, camping and small-game hunting.

Tips and tricks for suppressor tuning your hunting AR-15.

Assuredly viewed as archaic by many modern marksmen, flintlock rifles continue to offer hunters a means to bag big and small game alike. But that’s only the beginning of their benefits.

This week on #SundayGunday, we’re taking a closer look at the Smith & Wesson Model 1854. This lever-action blends classic lines with understated modern features. M-LOK slots adorn the fore-end for the easy attachment of lights, lasers and grips, while a Picatinny rail atop the receiver makes it simple to affix a red-dot or fixed optic. Learn more about it in this exclusive video.

The Pursuit Bolt Action is innovative, versatile, practical and contains about as many bells and whistles as ever found on a rifle.

If you’d like to have something more traditionally configured with a buttstock and no separate pistol grip, yet retain most of the benefits of an AR-style rifle, the FightLite SCR is worth a close look.

Don’t overlook the .223 Remington when seeking a one-gun solution.