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Great article Frank. It seems what's old is new again. If I was alive in 1911 that very well could have been me having fun with the smallbores.
Interesting that the 20 was loaded with 3/4 oz. and that was deemed to be the heavy artillery for the day. Maybe Dave could chime in with the available load that gent was probably shooting in the 28.
Matutinal.... What a great word.
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