Thread: Choosing calibre based on ammunition availablitiy

All good advice above.
.308 makes sense, others still work.
I will always have a .308 but I also like the others for various reasons.

Nathan Foster has a .308 as his hack rifle.

If you are capable of handling a firearm safely and can read and understand directions you are more than capable of learning to handload.
Don't peer in the endless possibilities of equipment , a standard kit from a reputable supplier and the dies to suit you chosen chambering will get you started. You will make satisfactory hunting loads and be able to make loads for practice.