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It's just my opinion, but I think that with most environmental shots it's advantageous to not have the dog coming towards the camera and because of that catchlight really isn't significant. Even if there is a dog (or hunters) in the shot, they're not really the focus of the image, it's the...

That's a company I hadn't heard of. Thank you!

9700 is still too high for 120-year-old guns, IMO. Sub-8000psi is better and there is a manufacturer who specializes in 6000-7000psi loads just for the old guns, but they have supply-chain issues and it's hard to get what you need when you need it. sub-10,000 is probably ok for WWII and younger...

That's what I was afraid of. If they are actually producing 2 3/4 and 3inch loads that are 12,000 PSI that's over the SAAMI max of 11,500. Anyway, there's no way I'm putting them in my old doubles. Options are getting fewer and fewer. :(

Lower than the dog is usually a good policy, and sometimes you can't get low enough! But every once in a while, high above the dog is the best choice. Usually eye contact makes a photo better, too. But not always. Shooting during the "Golden Hours" usually give the best results...

Any idea what Boss pressures are? I hate putting SAAMI-spec loads through an old SxS.