Ross Stuff
- Thread starter old hound
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- Manitoulin Island
Nice! 4 MKIII's and a sporter? Are the MkIII's all original full-length stocks? Is the sporter a MKII? Are the two shorter bayonets for MkII? Never saw a metal cap on the scabbard like the one in the LH picture.
Bill
Bill
Three are full wood and the one has been cut ahead of the band. Unfortunately two are deacts, I say that because they perhaps don't have the monetary value of some, but they have their own story and I like them. One has a new barrel and the other a good used. The rifle second from left is I believe to be original. It has a stamped upper band, the rest are forged. The sportster is a 280. The bayos and knifes are I think all for the Mk11. They are stamped 1907. The short dark one is fairly well done and the scabbard is stamped 1909.
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longbranch*
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- Victoria,BC.
Ross
Very nice. No wonder Ross's were hard to find when I lived there, you had them all.
Geoff in Victoria
Very nice. No wonder Ross's were hard to find when I lived there, you had them all.
Geoff in Victoria
Thanks for sharing.....very nice !
Could you post a few close up pictures of the sporter in .280cal?
I'm still trying to put together my 280 sporter....I started with a boltless barreled action .
Basically all that I need to complete my project is a proper magazine(and floorplate)....I tried fabricating a few but they didn't quite turn out......
Could you post a few close up pictures of the sporter in .280cal?
I'm still trying to put together my 280 sporter....I started with a boltless barreled action .
Basically all that I need to complete my project is a proper magazine(and floorplate)....I tried fabricating a few but they didn't quite turn out......
Thanks. Maybe some of the guys can help you out. My daughter helps me post pictures and she is away again for a while. Am on dial up and not very good with computers.
