Has anyone ever seen instructions for how to convert the brocock magnum to fire .22 long rifle rounds on the net?

This should be in Weapons & Combat.

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to fire .22 long rifle rounds on the net?

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Where the hell are you getting them from in the UK??

i have access to quite a few different calibre rounds acctually, including .45ACP and .44 magnum, but these come from people/places i probably shouldn't disscuss here. In the case of the .22s, its a lot easier. .22 rifles[as well as .223s] are section one firearms, a license is required to own one, but you dont have to record details of ammo [specificly when it is fired] like you do with all other calibres, so its quite easy for somone to who has a firearms cert. to buy .22 rounds and then sell them to anyone, claiming theyve fired them. However, if you are caught, the penalties for this are very high, but providing you aren't making a major business out of it and the people you sell them to can "clean up" should they ever use the weapon you should be fine.

Send me one of the cartreges and I will tell you. E-mail me to get my address. If nothing else, you could convert the cartreges to work off primers and powder.