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Well Francis these guns are for sport so by definition it is not a rational choice. All the rational people are in the drive-up line at Kentucky Fried Chicken, not out in the field pursuing their Gallinaceous birds with pointing dogs and a Parker 410.
In regard to crippling I argue that it is the sportsman and not the gauge that determines that outcome.
I went to public schools and don't own a 410.
Best,
Mike
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