Is that with black powder?
I don't have chronograph results for 100 grains of FFg in my .58 GM barrel. But I do have the following data with 85, 95, 105, 115 grain loads of GOEX.
So let's assume you're getting 1400 fps with your load of 100 grains FFg, and switching to a 120 grain load of FFFg will bump you velocity all the way up to 1600 fps. (
Although it probably won't go quite that high.)
This is what the down range energy will look like with each load.
..................______
Ft. Lbs. of Energy_________
Velocity.......
50 yards.....
75 yards.....
100 yards
1400 fps.........741............636.............554
1600 fps.........881............718.............620
So yes, you get a bump in energy. But it takes a lot of powder (and recoil) to get there. And I doubt the Moose will know the difference.