I have many rifles and for a few reasons, the golf analogy is perfect in my case. I like to use the right calibre for the job at hand much the same as a golfer selecting a club based on distance to flag. My interest in firearms is predominately extended range, not because it's the latest trend but because I love the science and math of the ballistics involved. I observe the climate, the distance and the target then enter all the data either into the computer or my brain and pull the trigger. The satisfaction comes from hitting the target where I calculated to hit. Missing is taken as a lesson in how not to do something, every shot is a learning experience.
I don't list my rifle collection in my signature but here's the current list...I've got my eye on a few more that I will be adding in the near future. Each one is special in it's own way, I shoot all of them on a regular basis apart from the 416 due to issues around ammo that I've now resolved. Shooting is maybe like wine, some days you want a red and others a white and the 50BMG is for when you want to get wasted fast
...there's a calibre for any occasion or mood.
Mossburg Thunder Ranch 12ga
Gamo IGT .177 Air Rifle
PWS T3 22LR
Savage 17HMR
Sako 85 Varmint laminated S/S in .204 Ruger (Planning to make a present of this to a relative)
Sako 85 Varmint laminated S/S in 22-250
Marlin XLR in 30/30
Colt 2012CLR .308
DTA SRS in .308 & .338
Barrett M98B in .338
Barrett M99 in .416
Steyr HS50M1 in 50BMG
DTA HTI 50BMG (Barrel / Bolt / Mag only)
Paid for and awaiting delivery (for a long time now but due any day)
DTA HTI chassis with .375 Cheytac conversion.