Something interesting about the .20 silver streak and my basement range: on 4 pumps with baracudas it will flip the steel at 50ish feet. That's about 6 fpe at the muzzle. My .177 R7 and my Crosman 100 (on 6 pumps) also make 6 fpe at the muzzle, but have no hope of flipping the steel.That's a big difference for me in the basement range. In .177, I need about 10 fpe at the muzzle to flip the steel. I did not expect the .20 to carry energy that much better at such a short distance.This also has me thinking the R7in .20 might do the same if in that caliber it can get 6 fpe at the muzzle.
I am shooting FTTs in the R7. Could be the spring has weakened (the ES is tight) or maybe the FTT pellets produce less energy. I can't remember what the 7.25 terminators were giving me.