Where are bridge and rear sight for a M-10 ross? I will cut off left nut for one!
- Thread starter Nelson84
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Ross parts are rare as hen's teeth. It may take a decade to find the parts you need. Your best bet is to find another Ross that is beat and buy it for parts. Hitting local gun shows will be your best bet. Ask the vendors there, you may come up with something if you're diligent enough.
Remember there's lots of us Ross nutz on here and we are all in the same boat.
Good luck with your search!
Remember there's lots of us Ross nutz on here and we are all in the same boat.
Good luck with your search!
I once knew a fellow who had access to an industrial CNC machine for a huge manufacturing plant. He claimed it would be no problem to reproduce gun bits. Sadly it was before I was interested in re-builds and now the plant moved out of country. If I ever have such an opportunity again...
If you ever meet a machinist with some talent and the right equipment who owes you a favour, you could try to have them make you a replica. Of course you'd need to borrow an original for them to base it off of
If you ever meet a machinist with some talent and the right equipment who owes you a favour, you could try to have them make you a replica. Of course you'd need to borrow an original for them to base it off of
Lee Enfield
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Republic of Alberta
I don't get "out of stock", the guns haven't been made since 1917!
Start going to gunshows and poke thru the parts on peoples table. Ross 1910 bridges and sights show up with fair regularity.
Maybe I just look for that stuff tho.
Blastattack
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Winnipeg MB
I'm toying with idea of making my own. Carving it out of a solid block of steel should be fun, and would open up a variety of rear sight options as well.
