Ross Rifle
Bolt-action Rifle
DesignerSir Charles Ross
Design Year1903
Difficulty
Medium
Era
World War I
In-Game Hints
- -A straight-pull bolt-action rifle used in World War I
- -Excellent as a sniper rifle but unreliable in muddy trench conditions
- -Replaced in frontline service by the Lee-Enfield after widespread complaints
Country of OriginClick to reveal
Canada
About the Ross Rifle
The Ross Rifle is a bolt-action rifle designed by Sir Charles Ross in 1903 from the World War I era. It is classified as a medium difficulty firearm in Gun Guesser.
In Gun Guesser, players are shown the Ross Rifle along with its type, designer, and design year — but not its country of origin. Your challenge is to place a pin on the world map as close to its true origin as possible. The closer your guess, the higher your score.
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Can You Guess Where the Ross Rifle Was Made?
Test your knowledge in Gun Guesser — the free online gun quiz where you pin firearm origins on the world map.
