We like to believe that each rifle we own fills a niche. It has a purpose and fulfills a role for which our other rifles may not be perfectly suited.
Some may disagree. Others may argue that need is irrelevant.
So here is an overview of my own stable of rifles:
22 lr bolt action (for target practice and plinking)
30-30 lever action carbine (for hunting deer in the woods)
.257 Weatherby Mag bolt action rifle: (for hunting deer at not so reasonable range)
6.5X5 bolt action rifle: (For hunting deer at reasonable range)
300 H&H bolt action rifle (for hunting moose at long range)
9.3X57 Bolt action rifle (for hunting moose at reasonable ranges and general back-up hunting rifle)
.450 Marlin Lever action rifle (compact rifle for hunting moose at woods ranges)
.45 and .50 caliber inline muzzleloaders for muzzleloader season
.50 flintlock smokepole for fun.
I used to have a 375 Ruger bolt action rifle that was very good at mutilating my shoulder. I sold it.
How about your own rifle choices?
Some may disagree. Others may argue that need is irrelevant.
So here is an overview of my own stable of rifles:
22 lr bolt action (for target practice and plinking)
30-30 lever action carbine (for hunting deer in the woods)
.257 Weatherby Mag bolt action rifle: (for hunting deer at not so reasonable range)
6.5X5 bolt action rifle: (For hunting deer at reasonable range)
300 H&H bolt action rifle (for hunting moose at long range)
9.3X57 Bolt action rifle (for hunting moose at reasonable ranges and general back-up hunting rifle)
.450 Marlin Lever action rifle (compact rifle for hunting moose at woods ranges)
.45 and .50 caliber inline muzzleloaders for muzzleloader season
.50 flintlock smokepole for fun.
I used to have a 375 Ruger bolt action rifle that was very good at mutilating my shoulder. I sold it.
How about your own rifle choices?




















































