Break Barrel Realistic output of .20 cal R9?

[Kragman1]

Hi all,

I have one from around 1996 in .20 which I believe is original but is a soft shooter, around 13 fpe IIRC.
My unmodified .177 is making around 15 fpe with a perfectly normal feeling shot cycle. My .22 makes around 17 with a slightly snappy cycle.
I am at sea level BTW.

I'm guessing that the .20 should slot between them at 16 fpe.
Is there any reason why it shouldn't?

Thanks in advance

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Maybe something to help in that above

 

[Kragman1]

HMN - I sure miss Straight Shooters!
Thank you for that image. I'm sure many people will make good use of it.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

HMN - I sure miss Straight Shooters!
Thank you for that image. I'm sure many people will make good use of it.

You can still get them / there stuff in a archive site .

 

[Danman]

Hi all,

I have one from around 1996 in .20 which I believe is original but is a soft shooter, around 13 fpe IIRC.
My unmodified .177 is making around 15 fpe with a perfectly normal feeling shot cycle. My .22 makes around 17 with a slightly snappy cycle.
I am at sea level BTW.

I'm guessing that the .20 should slot between them at 16 fpe.
Is there any reason why it shouldn't?

Thanks in advance

I will mention @Ezana4CE just recently bought a .20cal R9 I believe!? Maybe he'll see this and get back to you if he's tested his out yet what it's shooting at power/speed, etc. All I remember about it was... It was gorgeous!

 

[Ezana4CE]

I will mention @Ezana4CE just recently bought a .20cal R9 I believe!? Maybe he'll see this and get back to you if he's tested his out yet what it's shooting at power/speed, etc. All I remember about it was... It was gorgeous!

@Danman No not me.