YorkshireShooter

Hi folks, I'm new to the site but figured I could find an airgun guru on here who could maybe offer a bit of advice... I have a BSA Hornet multishot in .22 which has a floating barrel. Recently I've noticed very slight play in the barrel, without owning a floating barrelled rifle before I have no idea if there is an allowable tolerance for this. The amount of play that can be seen at the end of the barrel is about 1mm to 2mm, movement is not really visible at the receving block, but still detectable. Im certain this will be affecting my accuracy, but i'm more concerned about the integrity of the rifle! Any advice or info would be much appreciated. Cheers

Its a step in the right direction on the BBC's part, would have been good to acknowledge projects such as The Langholm Project run (in part) by the GWCT, SNH, Buccleuhs etc. I think that would show, quite comprehensively, what benefits keepered land can bring. Also, some view points from different stakeholders on the socio-economic stance of shooting could have been beneficial, I think people need to understand just how accessible it is!