The Ross Rifle MkIII, a Canadian WWI-era firearm, weighs 9.9 lbs and measures 50.6 inches. It features a straight-pull bolt action and is chambered in .303 British, with a 5-round capacity. While inventor Charles Ross claimed it was perfect, the review suggests it's a solid, albeit complex, historical rifle.
This video explores the controversial history of Sir Charles Ross and his rifle factory in Quebec City, focusing on his dispute over a Martello tower. Ross controversially added an industrial water tower to a historic Martello tower, sparking local outrage. His spiteful retaliation involved using the tower as a rifle backstop, leaving visible bullet damage.
This video explores the unique Ross A2 experimental pistol prototype, a toggle-linked, short-recoil design from the early 1900s. It highlights the pistol's significant size, early double-stack magazine, and proprietary .45 Ross caliber. The prototype's incomplete state and its failure to meet the 1907 US pistol trials are discussed, offering a glimpse into firearm development history.
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