For plinking and general pracice I have a Rem 541-T that will shoot just about any brand of .22 LRs into 2" at 100 yds. It has 3-9x centerfire rifle scope and the same length of pull as my hunting rifles, so it is good for cheap practice shooting.
For mainly varmints, but I have shot a few deer and antleope with it, I have a Mauser Mark X in .22-250 under a 10x Weaver, that I custom stocked in fancy walnut.
For deer and antelope size game, but also is good for larger varmints and I have also killed several mountain sheep, a mountain caribou and one of my largest bull elk with it, is another Mauser Mark X chambered in .257 Ackley. It sits under a 6x Leupold and I also stocked it in fancy walnut.
My new all around for almost everything rifle is a .300 Weatherby Vanguard that wears a 4-12x Leupold, and again, I stocked it in fancy walnut.
My foul weather back-up rifle in a Rem 700 BDL in 7mm Rem mag that I just put a Nikon 4-12x BDL scope on. It's a stainless steel barrel and action in a synthetic stock that I fully bedded then floated the barrel and lengthened the stock to fit me.
Then for dangerous big game, but has also worked well on down to 30 lb antelope is a Rem 700 BDL chambered in .375 RUM. It's also a stainless steel barrel and action, and I put it in a custom laminated stock.
