If you only rifles chambered in 2 cartridges, what would they be?

[ProX2]

308 and 22lr

 

[bushwhacker]

Tough choice. I have the .257Robts for deer, and used to work for S.ON varmints when I lived in .270 maximum country. Now I have to decide if I want to keep my 30-06 or 35Whelan/ or I could keep them both and sell the .257.
NFW!

 

[skimmer]

.30-30 and .308

No reason to ever need anything bigger (in NA) if you do your job.

 

[qbz]

.223 for do it all caliber and .308 for the second one although im not a huge fan of its price.

 

[hoytcanon]

and .308 for the second one although im not a huge fan of its price.

I don't get it???

 

[AP]

.223R and .350RM ... big or small - will do them all!

 

[International Harvester]

.30-06 and .375 H&H.

 

[ChewyChewbacca]

.22lr & 30-06

 

[MaxKW]

I'd go with 257 weatherby and 358 STA.

 

[Citori54]

.270 Win and .338 Min Mag.......pretty much have the spectrum covered.

 

[Tinman204]

222 Remington for varmints

303 British for bigger game

 

[trebor2880]

.243 and 30/06

 

[volkov956]

8mm 7.92x57 or 7.62x54r

 

[The Kurgan]

7.62x39 and 30'06

 

[jkingrph]

.22 Hornet and 30-06.

 

[pisces-guy]

I'd have to go with my .17HMR for small game and it's ability to shoot a turkey at some 200 yards here in B.C., and my 30.06, which works just fine on deer, elk, moose, and with it's 168 grain TTSX bullets would protect me from an ornery grizzly. If I were never going to hunt up north in grizzly country again, I'd choose my .270 Win with it's 140 grain Accubonds...soft recoiling and pleasant to shoot a lot...as well as working just fine on critters with antlers.

 

[OldMetal]

like my 22 hornet and 303 brit old school bolt action and straight shooting

 

[hmr-hound]

I'd say a .223 and a 300 mag.

 

[TT_270wsm]

270 WSM can cover it all, but I'd throw in a 223 for the 2-legged creatures, if this is a SHTF type scenario.

 

[roche1982]

30-06 and 338 WM