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The .410 is just like any other gauge. The more choke, the tighter the pattern until diminishing returns sets in. Bruce was talking to someone who has never patterned a .410. A .410 in the field should have a bit of choke, a lot if you use it at its limit of effectiveness. I sure would like to have one of those modified and full .410s in the article.
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