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and sometimes I feel that I want the max, and if I have a gun in good shape, why shouldn't I use it to its capabilities once in a while?
I don't believe I said you shouldn't. My point is the best advice to anyone new to a Parker shotgun is to be kind to it in all ways including use of lower pressure, lower recoil loads when possible recognizing most guns are sporting some old wood (wow now there's an opening)
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