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From the mid-seventies to early eighties Federal offered a 7/8oz load in the 28ga. with 7 1/2's. When the Bozos in DC dictated steel shot in the 12ga. I switched over to 20 and 28ga for waterfowl. Believe me when I tell you that a 28ga. is plenty lethal when you pick your shots especially over dekes.
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