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Jack. you can use somewhat larger shot size to compensate for the lower velocity but it seems to me that other factors come into play. After all, these slower loads did very well in the past. There are many good articles about this subject in the Parker pages as well as the Double Journal. A great deal of research has recently established an interesting paradox which suggests that velocity has been over-sold as the answer to hunter's needs.
David
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