Aside from 30.06 & .315, what other rifle calibers are you guys interested in?

[Loving]

very much interested in .223 calibre.. if it is available I will buy as soon as it's available.. and every body will go for it.. since it is best all around calibre and will be very fun to shoot and long range target practice..

[Loving]

.223 is the best all-round caliber.. if you have only one option..

[marksman]

a .22LR rifle and a 12 bore is perfect for todays scenario in India I guess.

Markman

[Loving]

.223 best all-round caliber..

[hornet22]

.223 best all-round caliber..

.223 is my favorite rifle caliber

[ofbiro]

7 mm Rem. Mag., but I live several thousand km away from the Indian border.
If you don't hunt the cartridge performances are useless. Moreover, it needs a long barrel, unsuitable for home defence.

[Loving]

.223 Rem is a great goldilocks cartridge right in the middle of pact of all rifle cartridges. Can basically do the job of all caliber in the hand of right shooter..

[eljefe]

.223 best all-round caliber..

Best all round for what?

Have a read of this posted by Timmy a few days ago.

http://www.mlefiaa.org/files/ERPR/5.56m ... nistan.pdf

Especially the part about US soldiers who were shot with .223 and were relatively unscathed!

[hornet22]

223 is the best seller rifle ammo in the USA for a reason

[ofbiro]

I possess a .30-06, a CZ with full stock "Mannlicher" style as they say in the US or "Stutzen" as the German speakers say.
Besides that I have a triad of 7 mm:
-a 7 mm Rem. Mag., my "mountain gun" used mainly for chamois and roe deer, but in Namibia to plains game as well
-a 7x64 mm,idling in the cabinet
-a 7x72R combined with a 16 gauge barrel, with hammers; the combination is fitted with a vintage Kahles 4 x 24 scope. Weapon and scope date back to the '30s. This nice piece of ordnance lays in a vitrine in my sitting room. Obviously, it is locked to the wall!

[timmy]

I possess a .30-06, a CZ with full stock "Mannlicher" style as they say in the US or "Stutzen" as the German speakers say.
Besides that I have a triad of 7 mm:
-a 7 mm Rem. Mag., my "mountain gun" used mainly for chamois and roe deer, but in Namibia to plains game as well
-a 7x64 mm,idling in the cabinet
-a 7x72R combined with a 16 gauge barrel, with hammers; the combination is fitted with a vintage Kahles 4 x 24 scope. Weapon and scope date back to the '30s. This nice piece of ordnance lays in a vitrine in my sitting room. Obviously, it is locked to the wall!

What a nice collection of rifles! All of these sound very enjoyable!

[Sam Kunal]

.22 lr anyday..