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A little more detail would surely help, but as with any older, used firearm, a general checkout by a gunsmith familiar with Ross would surely be a benefit.
If it's a Military Ross, the calibre won't be marked, but it will be .303 British.
If it's a Commercial Sporting rifle, it could be .303, .35 or perhaps .280 Ross, but WILL be marked on the barrel. I do have spare Ross rifles both Military and Commercial, available to US residents only, as well as original and re-printed Manuals. Contact me at barryj@localnet.com-Rossguy

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18y ago

What else can I help you with?