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Greetings all. I've been sulking in the shadows here and studying for a while but now I'm the proud new owner of a slightly bubba'd 1905 Ross rifle...
:mad:The ejection leaf on my 1910 Ross has been worn? or modified so that it will not eject a cartridge. It is held by a blind pin that quick sheared...
Hi all, I've got a Mk III now, with the stock sporterized, but the rest of the rifle in original military configuration. I think it was...
I want to hunt (Deer, Elk) with my unmolested 1905 Ross. The rifle is spot-on with some kinds of FMJ ammunition, such as Igman with the 180 grain...
Hi. I just acquired a 1910 MKIII. I'd like to see if I can get some info on its possible background. The stock is unmarked and I see no signs...
I joined the ross club and bought a 1905 from a guy here in town. The rifle is pretty ruff im going to reblue everything and probly have to make my...
I could really use a rear sight for my 1905 ross if anyone has one let me know. Otherwise what type of sight should I look for from what I have seen...
picked up a canada tool & specialty sight with base. What do I have exactly? it does not resemble anything I can find on the web. with the...
Didn't want to hijack an old thread, so here are some markings of a M1910 Ross Rifle: As I'm new to those rifles, can someone tell me something...
Hello I'm looking for help identifying the markings on my M10 that's been lying around for a long time. I fired it a couple of times about 25 yrs...
Hi all, I was wondering if shorter-than-standard, cut-down barrels were ever used on those Rosses that were scoped and issued to battalion...
Here's an interesting thread that appears on Experimental Ross Rifle- CanadianGunNutz.com Story goes that it came out of the Savage Factory .... ...
Does the "E" shown on this rifle indicate that the chamber has been enlarged? If so - exactly how does this effect the performance of the rifle? ...
I have been going through my dad's firearm stuff. I found he has a bayonet marked ross rifle company, Quebec, patented 1907. It is not in great...
Anyone have an idea of what the rear sight is worth that was made by Cooey. I have a chance to pick one up.
Just received a Ross Model 1905 from an online auction and have some questions to determine if I need to return it. The rifle isn't quite as...
It is listed as a 1905 Ross Sporter as far as the seller knows. From what I have seen online it looks like it has a military rear sight. I know...
I recently aquired a Ross M-10 .303 from a friend. There is no butt-plate, hence no serial number. It has been badly "sporterized" (in my opinion),...
I've been lurking for a bit and trying to learn as much as I can. I have been interested in WWI and the CEF for years. I read (currently re-reading...
Ross M1910 Stock and trigger guard screws Hi all Looking for a stock screw and see numrich has them but cannot find a trigger guard screw...
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