Sounds like you need poooooower, and that is too bad. Light, 1 0z loads work good for clays, and that is the direction clay shooting is going...BUT, you need a 1 1/8 oz maybe a 3 1/4 dram powder load. That's what to look at on the box...do I need 3 1/4 dram of powder load?..or will a 3 dram load work. Costs more for the 3 1/4 but that's the deal.

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Don't you have to flip an "O" ring over on a 1100, or do something like that to shoot light loads? The "O" ring on 11,000's were their problem, and had to be replaced in time as I remember.
And I was wrong to focus on the lead load, the powder load is the critical one, and would need to be 3 1/4 dram equivalant, and not a 3 dram load...and you may not see a 3 1/4 dram load less than 1 1/8 0z's of shot.

You also should probably do a thorough take down and cleaning with Breakfree or Strikehold and Never spray lube into the action or trigger housing.

Somebodies passing around axle grease instead of gun oil...the Winchester Super X3 definitely should have worked. Your gun?..I'd guess a gunsmith needs to work on yours, and I'd guess it needs a new O ring.

kickout your shoulder. Guys buy recoil reducers for light trap loads to prevent flinching. You must not shoot very much trap with that gun.

ByeBye,

Agh, the Hatfields, and the McCoy types... modern day ones. You take it out on the crows, and not yourselves. :)