Scope mount for a 1910 Ross....

[22to45]

I have a sporter and would like to see a mount for it. Thanks

 

[dan belisle]

Unless you find an antique mount, you're going to be looking at a custom mount. Either a modified version of a commercial one or one built from scratch. Not all that difficult, but it wil be time consuming, and will still require drilling and tapping to do it right. - dan

 

[Blastattack]

I've drawn up some very early concepts of a scope system for Ross M10s. It completely replaces the rear bridge and requires a base to be drilled and screwed onto the receiver ring.

 

[RRCo.]

Options would depend on the kind of sporter you have. A sporterized military rifle or a factory sporter? 1905 or 1910, aka: MkII or MkIII?

 

[Blastattack]

Options would depend on the kind of sporter you have. A sporterized military rifle or a factory sporter? 1905 or 1910, aka: MkII or MkIII?

The title states it is a "1910", which is most likely an M-10/MKIII.

 

[22to45]

I am quite sure it is a Sporterized military 1910, as it has the marks for the oversized chamber. It only has a out 20 inches of barrel, and has the military sight on the bridge. I was thinking of aging a bridge and milling grooves into it with it bolted to the action...