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Hmmm..... I guess my point of view is if I'm choosing a caliber I will be looking at the same powered rifle shooting the different pellets so for me Pete's comparison is more useful.
Identical muzzle velocity comparisons mean very different power outputs and totally different rifle, at least in set up. So two different apples and two different pellets for me is not so useful.

But then I have different caliber barrels for two of my air rifles so I may be highly biased toward Pete's methods. 
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The same power plant will not produce equal fpe or fps at muzzle with different cal in a springer. Thats physics.
But your right Pete's test will be a lot closer than just two different random rifles.
You can download a ballistics app and play with wieght and size.


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