.22 Training Rifles are fun and you can 'blast away' for an hour at minimal cost.
I had fun Saturday - Took the BritishNo7 on its first official outing. With a PH 8/53 rear sight screwed in and set at the lowest possible height I got every shot on a 12" square at 75mts (82 yards for you colonials), bit like buck-shot but after about 25 rounds and fiddling about with the 'windage' adjustment managed to get 5 rounds in 2". Could probably do better but I seem to be starting to suffer from eye strain after 50 rounds (and I'd already fired 40+ from my 7.62 Enforcer clone.
Must admit that the first shot with the No7 was a misfire (well I thought it was, I had to check as there was no sound, no kick, no nothing) however all was well - it's just a bit of a change when you put down a 7.62 and pick up a .22.
The .22 magazine took the 5 rounds OK but I think it must have a weak spring - 4 cycled OK but the 5th would not 'push up'
Great day, sunshine, very little wind with a M1917 on one side of me and a No4 on the other