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Here is what Parker specified. Use drams equivalent to the black powder dram load and you will be in specifications. TPS includes a table listing recommended service load pressures and proof pressures for persons interested.
I have shot thousands of rounds of 16 ga Federal and Remington 1 oz loads in Parker fluid steel and Damascus barrel guns. My old fluid steel PHE has close to 80,000 rounds of these loads shot through it.
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