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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.

The Rossi LWC is a compact single-shot rifle is a lightweight package designed for modern hunting at an incredibly affordable price—so low, in fact, that you could easily keep one in every vehicle you own.

Beretta calls the BRX1 the fastest manually operated repeating platform on the market. Quick barrel, bolt and magazine swaps and adjustable ergonomics make it a distinct alternative to the classic turn-bolt for just about anyone, and ambidextrous controls make the rifle an attractive choice for lefties.

Other than being a tough-as-nails handheld unit that’s touted to range to a maximum of 5,000 yards, the RX-5000 contains “Location Pinning” technology that represents perhaps the biggest advancement for hunters since the laser rangefinder itself.

With the push of a button, the Eliminator 6 offers instant and precise ranging out to 2,000-plus yards, and displays the distance to the target, exact aiming point and wind data.

The Outfitter G3 Pro Series is very ergonomic, accurate and easy to shoot. Pricing is reasonable and, depending on the cartridge chosen, this single shot rifle is suitable for hunting anything in North America.

The Cascade SR-80 is a versatile Scout Rifle designed for close-range, quick target acquisition hunting.

Designed by Winchester to provide top performance with lead-free projectiles, the new 21 Sharp rimfire cartridge utilizes a .22 LR case but a .21-caliber, non-heeled projectile that offers several key advantages over the standard .22-caliber projectile, yet remains affordable.

Smith & Wesson’s first lever-action in close to 170 years, the 1854 blends classic lines with understated modern features.