Last month I posited another scenario, sort of a "lessons learned" thing.
What would I choose if somehow I got to start from scratch in rebuilding my armory.

Phase 1 is here: https://darklordofoptics.locals.com/post/3998909/if-starting-from-scratch-phase-1

I am using the same boundary conditions as in Phase 1.

Here are some thoughts on Phase 2:

The hunting/precision rifle in Phase 1 was The Fix in 8.6Blackout. As fond as I am of that caliber, it is not especially flat shooting and I live in the mountains. If I ever get to go to Africa or on a bison hunt I would need something bigger (375H&H or equivalent), but I have not done that yet. I have been on a sheep hunt, however, and there will be more of those.
For a lightweight mountain rifle, a very interesting option would be something like Sig Cross in 277Fury. The high pressure cartridge gets very good velocities out of a 16" barrel. Shorter barrel is very advantageous when you are looking to use a supressor. However, while hybrid case 277Fury ammunition is beginning to pop up a little bit, the roll out of the Cross rifle has had a few speedbumps and I do not see the 277Fury chambered Cross a whole lot. As tempting as it is, right at this moment, I would rather wait and see. That leaves 6.5PRC as the best option to get flat trajectory and long range wind performance out of a light weight rifle without crazy recoil. Since I can't get the Fix in that caliber yet, if I wanted to spend some money, Seekins HAVAK Element https://bit.ly/3C9bNom would be hard to overlook especially since it comes with a 21" barrel (most 6.5PRC rifles have a 24" barrel). It weighs 5.5 lbs, so I would be able to keep it at around 7 lbs with a scope and 8 lbs with a suppressor. It is nearly $3k for just the rifle though. These are nice guns and worth it, but there is a strong case to be made for one of Tikka T3x variants for less than half the price: https://bit.ly/3N8IMiK
Weight with a Tikka is about 1.5lbs more than with Seekins.
Either one would get Q's Jumbo Shrimp suppressor and Vortex Razor HD-LHT 4.5-22x50 scope https://bit.ly/45KiOtl.
With the suppressor and the scope T3 would be in the 9.5lbs range.

Next on the list is a semi-auto of some sort. I chose a small-frame 5.56 AR in Phase 1. While it would be very tempting to add another AR in a different caliber, I think I am going to pick something that takes an AK magazine instead. The Gucci choice would be something like Krebs AC-18 Core, but I have a hard time spending that much money on an AK. I do prefer AKs with the front sight on the gas block, so Palmetto AK-E is my favourite of the AKs I have https://bit.ly/45Twd2i It has been out of stock for so long that I do not know if it will ever be available again. I might just take a step sideways and get M+M's M10X-Z instead. It is a very smart design. https://bit.ly/3C8zNI6

Whether AK or M10X, it would likely get a 2x prism from PA: https://bit.ly/3XBu2Mr

7.62x39 does not need all that much magnification to me, but having a little bit of magnification is a very useful thing.

Moving right along, I would be remiss if I did not get another rimfire, this time something small, light and ideal for plinking with the kids. That means Ruger 10/22TD. https://bit.ly/3MNocTA I have a somewhat tricked out version of one, but straight out of the box, this thing is a blast, especially with the Erector22 suppressor from Q. You can also get it with an integrally suppressed barrel. I use the SB-X barrel https://bit.ly/3oEBNVt

The choice of an optic for the 10/22TD might be a little controversial, but when I was testing a prototype of Element's new 5x30 prismatic, I really liked it on the 10/22. It is a little more magnification than I would normally want on a scope like this, but it was very easy to use.

Lastly, let's pivot to handguns. In Phase 1, I picked out a carry gun Glock 48MOS. Given the importance of this function and my paranoias, I'd be inclined to do the boring thing and get another one. I like spares. The alternative would be something chambered for 10mm with a longer barrel for hunting or carrying in a chest rig in bear country. I have a couple of guns like that. Large frame Glocks are a little too big for my hand, so I built the two I have on Lonewolf's Timberwolf frames, one with a 4.5" barrel and set up with 45Super springs and another with 6" 10mm barrel. Both are reliable and accurate. One currently has Shield RMSw sight https://bit.ly/3OQ1w7O, another is equipped with Swampfox' Kraken https://bit.ly/3oFWqjY. I like both. One of the things I really appreciate about Shield is that I can get RMSw with an 8MOA dot. For some reason, everyone seems to want the smallest dot possible in their reflex sights and manufacturers are happy to oblige. I think that is wrong, especially when it comes to handguns. There are several reasons for that. One of the more interesting ones is that if you ahve mild astigmatism, chances are you can aim more accurately with an 8MOA dot than with a 2MOA dot, especially at distance.

I think that about covers it up. I'll start thinking about Phase 3.