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Agree with Mills, my opinion, shot size and density kills birds and breaks targets. Pushing velocity over 1200 feet has little effect on target at distance.
If the birds hard to kill use larger shot, tighter chokes give density needed for clay targets. No need at all for hot loads in vintage SXS Guns.
William
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