DL.

The ideal opportunity for an Englisher to sell their bedsit in Londistan and end up with a nice spot in the countryside.

https://search.savills.com/list#/r/detail/gbbrrufhr160028

interesting demonstration eley does make some excellent ammunition ,I shot eley subs for a long time cost and availability in my area is a problem though.

I've found Eley Sport to be very good, but Eley hollow point subsonics have been very inconsistent even with three different batches.

I think it's a great idea, and have been considering buying one of these for a while. There's a feeling with .22LR ammo that you get what you're given, but with this the ammunition can be refined.

 

Join the excellent British Blades forum. Keep your eyes out in the For Sale area; UKPKs and other EDC-legal knives often come up at competitive prices.:

 

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/forum.php

 

maximus otter

Thanks for the pointer, I've gone with the lansky, partially because I could cope if I lost it. Initial impressions are that it's perfectly good for an every day carry, especially as it comes in at a price where you're not reluctant to use it.

Here's a sample through my out-of- the-box Sako Finnfire Varmint, 23" barrel, SAK mod, off the bench at 55m using a bipod and back bag:

 

 

If I ever get a rabbit permission, I'll be using the Eley.

 

 

My heavy barreled finnfire shoots very similar groups to yours with those types of ammunition. I would say winchester was your best brand from the above results. I've found eley sport (green box) to be pretty good too.

If I can get some, I'll be using SK in future, but there's none for sale locally.

Good lord! The spyderco UK penknife has gone up a lot in price compared to a couple of years ago - I was planning on buying one, not now though!

I think the Lansky is more of an every day carry for me, but must admit to being swayed by the subdued looks of the boker plus!

http://www.heinnie.com/lansky-world-legal-knife-18162

http://www.heinnie.com/boker-plus-knives-xs