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Hello Loren. I figure it’s good with about 3 drams equivalent and about 1150 to 1200 fps . TPS figures show about 10,500 lbs for early years and 12,500 later so what I use is within that.
For late season Dakota pheasant in winds and 40-50 yards where you need knock down power and choke I use a Parker GHE 12 ga 30 full and fuller 2 frame Damascus with 1 1/4 oz 3 1/4 dram loads 5 shot and a car length lead.
Last photo is what Parker literature states.
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