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09-23-2012 03:00 PM
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Ammo's tough to find. Bullet is 0.287" diameter so reloading isn't all that easy either. But both ammo and bullets can be had if you search about some. I had a .280 rifle for some time, but with a peep sight. No ammo. Soon after selling it I found a box or two of ammo. Which I will keep until another rifle comes along...
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A beautiful rifle. It has always seemed to me that Ross sporters have extraordinarily elegant, well-proportioned lines, especially in the shapes of the pistol grip and the trigger guard. Reason enough, I think, to own one.
M
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Originally Posted by
Skaal-tel
.....Any thoughts on 1: finding new ammunition
2: General value / condition?
1. Handloading is the most practical option for fresh ammunition.
2. Condition? The rifle has been completely refinished. This may have improved its appearance, but will not have enhanced its collector appeal or value. If the bore is fine, it should be a good shooter.
Generally speaking, Ross sporters have a serial number applied on the left side of the barrel breech, using rather small stamps.
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