No 3 Mk 1 (T) (P14 with Warner-Swasey)

**Promo** · 03-20-2025 04:48 AM

Originally Posted by Promo

Someone on this forum once posted his build, it was a Remington made and he has had the Ross Rail fitted to the receiver, plus cutting the ears of the rear sight. For what I remember that was enough. Fail to find the pictures right now.

Finally found it. Back in 2023 I re-posted the pictures and noted that the original pictures were posted on Jouster icon

forum. See this post here for pictures: https://www.milsurps.com/showthread....l=1#post526056

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**Surpmil** · 03-22-2025 07:49 PM

Looks like something put together for Lt. Brophy; his collection included a Mk.II (1905) Ross with M.1908 scope grafted on despite having the same .3006 graduated range dial!

The work is crude enough that it could just be as simple as someone in tighter times than these combining two cheap, surplus items to make a functional weapon.