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| Above, my 1980s vintage Ruger 10/22. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
For those who wonder what guns (pistols, rifles, shotguns) should be included in every serious collection, Newsbreak posted a list answering that question.
They begin with:
Spend enough time around guns and you start noticing something. Some firearms run well when they’re clean, perfectly lubricated, and fed the right ammunition. Others keep working when conditions are far less forgiving. Those are the guns that quietly earn their place in serious collections.
Reliability isn’t about marketing claims or range-day impressions. It’s about guns that continue to function after thousands of rounds, rough weather, and years of use. Many of them gained their reputations through military service, hard hunting seasons, or decades riding in truck racks and saddle scabbards. They aren’t flawless, but they’ve proven themselves the hard way.
If you’re building a serious collection, these are the kinds of firearms worth owning. They’re dependable, well-designed, and capable of doing their job when it matters.
Of the guns listed, I have two of them: the Winchester 94 and the Ruger 10/22. They definitely fall within the criteria as stated above.
To read more, go here.
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