Yay Canadian legal AK!

[fleury]

Lol I know, I re-read myself and look like I am asking. Actualy afther they removed most rifle from the front line the snipers kept them.

I just hate it when people say it's a bad rifle... It's not, however it was not the apropriate rifle for the situation.

 

[ipscgraz]

I think I saw that on the EE for what, $440 plus shipping?

 

[jethunter]

Just needs some bubba-made sights stick welded onto the barrel and receiver and it will be perfect.

 

[bacon1337]

Is the Ross a bad rifle? I just don't get your reply and the ross link.

Multiple reported cases of the bolt not actually locking and flying into the face and killing or seriously injuring the operator. I don't know, you tell me.

 

[frykasj]

Multiple reported cases of the bolt not actually locking and flying into the face and killing or seriously injuring the operator. I don't know, you tell me.

You really need to spend more time in the milsurps section.

Oh, and I love my Ross... One of my favorite guns to bring out to the range!

 

[5440fight]

Multiple reported cases of the bolt not actually locking and flying into the face and killing or seriously injuring the operator. I don't know, you tell me.

Well documented user error in reassembly. The same is true with most things. What's your point?

 

[NB444]

Variants in the same theme.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmGc756O13s

 

[Mark-II]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_rifle

It's not that good a design. There is a reason why not a single military force in the world uses one. In a hostile situation I want my gun to give me a chance to keep me alive not to kill me

The Swiss used a straight pull from the 1880s into the 1950s. There's also the Steyr M95.

Might be a bit disconcerting the first time out, but in the end not a big deal to use