This all revolves around pellet design and weight, how is a .20 11.4 grain pellet a compromise compared to a 8.4 grain .177 pellet and what is the lightest well made .22
The .177 is a tad to light, .22 is too loopy to shoot at range.
So for those in the know, .20 offers velocity pellet weight and range out in the field.
Now who can we find to twist the arm of H&N ? To offer their old range of .20 pellets.
For a 10 grain .20 pellet would really level the field against those that are to narrow minded to see the potential of .20 @ 12fpe