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My understanding of shotgun ballistics is that the terminal speed at 40 yards is almost the same, regardless of what speed the shot started at.
I read this somewhere, maybe Brister. Don't remember.
But the point is, if the shot is traveling relatively the same speed at the target from an 1100 fps load, as it would from a 1300 something fps load, why suffer the additional abuse?
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