A bevy of Ross rifles…and a bunch o’ battle rifles

RangeRover said:
RRCo...we don't have group size. We were shooting for score on the AFRA's fullbore targets, with two shooters alternating shots per target, with shots being marked by a couple of volunteer target pullers.
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OK, thanks; just curious!
 
Damn, was close to both shoots as I was in Saskatchewan for a wedding at that time, sure would have liked to see all those Ross rifles. I think my MK III needs a companion. (I'm not addicted, I'm not, I'm not....)

Rodney
 
My third arrived yesterday, completing the basics, mkI-mkIII. Now to upgrade to full mill spec from spotters on the MkII and III. Catching the Lee-Enfield collection now!
 
Maybe I'll make a thread about my three babies. One is "half" military. She is well worn in the outside and has a varnished & sanded half length stock with handguard, an absolutely pristine barrel and factory sights. The other is supposedly a Ranger rifle, action is in spectacular condition, bore is rough and sights are home brew. I'm looking at turning the second into a very nice long-range target rifle. Barrels are shortened in both.

RangeRover said:
You threatened/promised to get more at the event. What did you pick up?

It should be pointed out, as well, that there was keen interest in acquisition of a Ross among the non-Ross shooters at the event. More fans into the fold.
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Nice to see the Ross rifles on the range again, and a "Well Done" for getting the Shoot organized. We need more events like this where people can get together, shoot, and socialize.

Looks like you had a lot of fun.
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