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Andrew,
As you may well know steel shot is not friendly to our old SXS's. I use "Nice Shot" through my Damsacus barreled Parkers. It is pricy to say the least. However, it kills. I would use #2 shot because you never know when a goose will apear. Nice shot will cause a slight jump in pressure though you will not need a heavy shot load for the best patterns. A 1 1/8 oz load is just right out of a 12 gauge. I shot #4 Nice shot out of the "D" Parker 4 frame 10 gauge with 1 1/4 oz loads at almost 1200 fps and took some speckled goose and ducks. I will share my low pressure load if you like.
Harry
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