I've been bitten by the barrel bug recently with a current project. a savage switch barrel. I started out planning on building a nice .260 rig out of it and holding on to the orgional .308 parts so I could convert it for hunting season. now I find myself buying and wanting to buy more barrels. as it stands I have a .308 sporter, .260 28" varmint contour, and a 27" .338 edge. i've yet to shoot the .260 or .338 due to not having appropriate powders. (may try some reloader 17 for the .260) i've got my eye on a .223ai and short .308 lite varmint contour but thinking I might just be over complicating things. the cost of the barrels would buy another keg of powder and a decent amount of bullets. are you guys running one chambering year round or change it up from time to time. the .338 is more of a novelty that will only be shot a few times a year(at $1 a round I don't see my self shooting it much).
multi calibers or just one. what do you guys do?
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