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I happen to like the 410 for clays and game with in reason. When I shot registered skeet I practiced almost exclusively with the 410. If you can hit em with a 410 then the rest of the guages are easier. The key to using it IMHO is that you need to concentrate on the target.
When I shot in PA there were three targets difference in score from 28, 16, & 12. Sorry I don't have a SXS 410.....yet. I doubt I'll ever shell out $30K for a Parker but maybe one of Tony G's Foxes...someday.
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