1905 Ross rifle straight pull

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Crispy1988

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I’m trying to find out some info on a 1905 Ross rifle with a straight pull I can’t find any numbers on the rifle other than the name and year on the other side of the bolt
 
A photo would surely help.

OK, Is it in full military configuration, or does it look like a hunting rifle?
If it is a hunting rifle, look at the left side of the barrel just in front of the receiver. Is there a serial number there? If so, it is a factory sporter. If there is no serial number, it is probably an altered service rifle.
If it is in military configuration, there are a number of possibilities. Service rifles varied over the production period.
 
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If the photos are in your computer, you can upload them direct. The ikons along the top of the message being drafted include a little landscape image. Click on that, select the image from your photo file and upload.
"26" means essentially nothing.
 
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If the photos are in your computer, you can upload them direct. The ikons along the top of the message being drafted include a little landscape image. Click on that, select the image from your photo file and upload.
"26" means essentially nothing.
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I’m on my phone and it keeps asking for a link to the picture
 
How long is the barrel? Depending on the model it will be about 28" or 30", if it is a service rifle.
Does the wood go almost all the way to the muzzle?
-if it doesn't, it is either a cut down service rifle or a factory sporter.
 
It was about 24 1/2 to the start of the receiver and 30 1/2 to the end I’m new to this so I’m not 100% on where to measure to I can’t figure out how to post pictures from my phone it just keeps asking for a url
 
The rifle is clearly garbage, but we're friends Crispy. Send it my way for disposal...I'll even help you out with shipping fees.
 
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