I am looking at the configurations that the Ross sniper rifles came in and what to look for as far as markings and authenticity. Is there a reference online that i can refer to thank you.:D
look forward to everyones help
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I am looking at the configurations that the Ross sniper rifles came in and what to look for as far as markings and authenticity. Is there a reference online that i can refer to thank you.:D
look forward to everyones help
Check the MKL under sniper rifles, or use the search function (top right corner of web site) and I think you'll find some excellent reference material.. ;)
As an example, here's an article in the Knowledge Library in the Canadian section:
1915 M10 Ross MkIII* Sniper Rifle (click here)
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Regards,
Doug
Badger thanks for your reply and i wanted to ask about the Ross rifles that had the:runaway: A5 scopes do you know of any photos
I've never seen a Ross sniper rifle with an A5 scope.
In the MKL, there is a WW1 ...
1916 ShtLE (Short Lee-Enfield) No.1 MkIII* Sniper Rifle
c/w Winchester A5 (5 Power) Offset Scope
(Mfg by RSAF Enfield)
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Regards,
Doug
There seen quite a few pictures of Mk III Ross rifles with Win. A5 scopes on them.
I have seen them on line but don`t recall where at the moment.
The Ross Rifle Story has a good pic of one.
Clive Law`s book about Canadian snipers "Without Warning has another photo of the same rifle. There are a couple of period photos of snipers with Rosses and A5s in the same book.
I`ve seen original copies of the The Ross Rifle Story for sale a few places, but they are pretty pricey. Repro copies can be found here in Canada sometimes, but I don`t know where at this time.
Without Warning can be bought on line from a few different places.
Maybe try http://www.servicepub.com/serv-pub.html.
I am not sure, but I thought Mr. Law was a member here.
Maybe someone else can tell us more about that.
Clive Law "servicepub" is a member and we promote his site through banner ads here.
However, I don't believe he sells The Ross Rifle Story - ISBN: 0-9732416-0-8 book. I've seen them at local gun shows and they are usually priced at around $100.
Regards,
Doug
What I`d like to find is an original copy in good shape, for a reasonable price.
I`ve just about wore all the spots off the copy I have.