First time shooting this new to me .410 with Shotkam on. Bought a few months ago as a cheap bit of fun to shoot at clays after watching Johnny @ TGS KZfaq channel! :O He is right, lightweight (5lb 6oz), short stock, fixed cylinder choke in both barrels, not much lead in the air! This thing is a REAL challenge to hit clays at range or edge on, BUT... like most people, after the first 50 shots I got addicted to it. The joy of hitting something with so little lead is a huge grin factor. I liked it so much that I stripped the brown sludge coating on the gun's wood that was chipped and just plain nasty and learnt how to do a hand rubbed oil finish. Eight weeks later the woodwork is now not an ugly duckling but actually quite lovely. The stock is too short for me and with fixed cylinder chokes in both barrels, confidence is not high! I thought it would shoot high, hence lots of the shotkam footage shows me very low on the clay, but now I've watched the Shotkam footage back, it's actually flat shooting, so I hope to hit more next time. Still very happy though with this outing, it's a good starting point. Looking forward to next Sunday at Colerne Clay club to shoot her again. The recoil wasn't enough to trigger the Shotkam to record correctly! :O so little recoil! I'll need to try a more sensitive setting on the Shotkam, or use the manual stop start record facility. Sorry for the lively footage! It's got very little weight, and gun down does make it fly around the sky a lot!