The FPS listed by the manufacturer is 680 FPS For BB's and 645 FPS for pellets. Field testing produced different results which can be seen below.
1. Gamo Pro Magnums, 7.9gn <--- Pellet Type
5 pumps: High 483, Low 475, Average 479, Difference 8
10 pumps: High 613, Low 586, Average 598, Difference 27
2. Crosman Wad-Cutters, 7.9gn <--- Pellet Type
5 pumps: High 475, Low 465, Average 471, Difference 10
10 pumps: High 601, Low 591, Average 596, Difference 10
So depending on the pellet type and number of pumps the FPS is between 465 on the low side and 613 on the high side with an average of just under 600 FPS for pellets fired after 10 pumps.
It's rated at 580 FPS.
The Remington Airmaster is rated at 725 FPS (Feet Per Second). The Crosman 760 Powermaster is rated at 595 FPS and the 760P is rated at 600 FPS. 10 pumps each.
10 pumps = 580 FPS. made in 3 variations between 1968-1978
360 fps
CROSMAN 1400: 10 pumps = 580 FPS. made in 3 variations between 1968-1978
450 FPS BB 400 FPS Pellets
Canada has strict laws on the power that air rifle springs can produce. So changing the spring would be against the law.
You mean Air Rifle. Yes this is fine. Air rifles (Not AirSoft) usually fire between 500 FPS and 1200 FPS
The Crosman TR77 far exceeds the Recon. The TR77 fires at 1200 FPS the Recon fires at about half the speed at 525 FPS. The TR77 can be use for small game the Recon is only good for plinking and target practice. They both cost about the same.
The Crosman 1088 Pellet/BB is rated at 400-430 FPS
Crosman says it's rated at 1000 FPS.
300 fps or 320