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I was just talking about sporting clays, but it does work for me in the field. On the crosser I want a more open choke to make up the difference on my poor shooting with a bigger pattern. Going away birds are for the most part you can shoot right at it or if it is drifting left or right I will shoot that edge. Even with a full choke I can break those shots (most of the time).