It can be a simple 30-30, AR, AK, nice bolt action...ect. In whatever caliber you want, with whatever optics you want.....money is not an issue.

Go.

Howa talon 204 ruger with a night vis/ day time optic.

This could get interesting.

What ever I have with me.

.270

ar15 in .458socom, vast range of bullets 250gr up to 600gr, Insight Technology IWNS-I2 night sight and bacon frying in a pan!!

AR in 6.8 SPC with someone else buying the ammo.

I have funds put to the side for one of these rigs and I hope that day will come soon.........

GAP-10 7.62mm or G.A. Precision 6.5 CREEDMOOR

My 7.62x39 AR with NV
My .204 AR with NV

i vote for the 270

155 mm howie

Vulcan Chain gun, would be interesting.

If I am specifically going hog hunting, I carry 1 of 2 guns. An AR-10 for normal stand hunting for rapid re-engagement, or a Marlin lever gun in 44 mag for CQB hogs, from like a bow stand or spot and stalk.

FN-FAL. Does it all, with a bang. And AK-like reliability.

I have been particularly happy with a .45-70 Marlin 1895, even more so with night vision, but I think my ideal would be a semi-auto comparable caliber like maybe a .50 Beowulf, Bushmaster .450, or .458 Socom, but I am in no hurry to replace the Marlin. It performs very well. The other guns would just be a bit better.

45-70, 300 grain bullet in a lever gun.

Marlin 1895 in 45-70 will be my next purchase. With a low powered leupold scope one top. Those things just scream hog killer.

I had a 1895 and really liked it, but I was a bit off put by the trajectory and capacity. I sold it after a little research- sighting the gun in 3" high at 100 with 300 gr bullets pushing 1900 fps (pretty stout load) leaves it 8" low at 200 yds.

for close quarters stalking a 12 ga pump loaded with slug backed up by 00 buckshot. treestand 20-30 yards my bow or 44mag pistol. out to 300 yards my 270 WSM.

Works for both hogs and yotes

I love my 6.8. Ammo is high like KC said but it is a great hog round.

300 sav in a model 99 featherweight wearing a 1.5x5 vari x III.
I have one and it will put three pretty stout handloads shooting a 150 grain BT into an inch all day long.
It is about the perfect velocity to make a BT shine, and while it is just a tool, it is a cool tool.

My dream Hog Gun is an AR (either DPMS or LMT) in .308 with a silencer and Jager Pro Thermal vision optics. Laser and flashlight mounted as well.

"What ever I have with me."

X2!!!

.460 model 70... jk
Anything with in reach people think to hard when shooting them its just a pig... not the hulk