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Battlefield 5 - Ross Rifle sneaky sniper on Panzerstorm

Tags: Battlefield, Battlefield 5, Battlefield V, BF, BF5, BFV The Ross Rifle was a straight-pull bolt action .303 inch-caliber rifle produced in Canada from 1903 until 1918. The Mk II of the rifle was highly successful in target shooting before World War I, but Mk III featured several design choices, like its close chamber tolerances, lack of primary extraction and overall length that made it unsuitable for the conditions of trench warfare, exacerbated by the often poor quality ammunition issued. The Ross rifle was eventually withdrawn from front-line service, but because of its exceptional accuracy, it was continued to be used by many of the Canadian Expeditionary Force's snipers until the end of the First World War. During World War ll, the Ross rifle was brought back into limited service with the Royal Navy, the Home Guard, and coastal defense units. The most notable action the Ross rifle saw in World War ll was being used in the Allied operations on Spitsbergen due to a lack of equipment and supplies by German bombing. The rifle also had a role in the production of the Huot Automatic Rifle, being a converted Ross rifle. It was ideal for such a conversion due to it being cheap and the straight-pull bolt being easy to modify to fire automatically. SINGLEPLAYER The Ross Rifle Mk III appears in the Battlefield V - Official Single Player Trailer in the hands of French colonial troops. However, the Ross appears to be more of a prop than an actual weapon as it only appears in cinematics - the soldiers in Tirailleur instead use the Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I in gameplay. In addition, when Deme picks up Idrissa's Ross rifle near the end of the chapter, it becomes a Turner SMLE. MULTIPLAYER The Ross Rifle Mk III was introduced in the second Tides of War chapter, Lightning Strikes. It was unlockable for the Recon kit upon completion of the week seven challenges.[3] It is now available for purchase with Company Coin. The Ross Rifle Mk III shares the same damage model as the Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I, which drops from 65 to 60 damage at a maximum distance 60m distance, but with a higher muzzle velocity of 750 m/s. Its magazine capacity of five is standard, with the Ross capable of being loaded either with single bullets or full clips. The rifle's main strength is its relatively fast rate of fire at 64 RPM, which left unmodified is only exceeded by the Lee-Enfield. Considering its low damage drop off and mediocre projectile velocity, the Ross is generally suited to closer range engagements favored by the Lee-Enfield, where its ability to deliver quick follow-up shots can be more effectively utilized and the required leading applied to moving targets is minimal. Continuing its similarities, the Ross Rifle Mk III shares the same specializations tree as the Gewehr M95/30 - specifically, it consists of Quick Aim, Custom Stock, Lightened Stock and Bayonet on the left path, and Quick Reload, Slings and Swivels, Machined Bolt and Variable Zeroing on the right.