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http://estore.beretta.com/en-eu/beretta-gel-tek-competition-recoil-pads/

If you are trying to build a smooth finish I wouldn't revert back to "once a week for a month", I would keep adding every day, until I was happy with it.

The only thing that is as good as an entry level Beretta or Browning...is an entry level Beretta or Browning! Or Miroku. I have an older Lincoln 20b, it's basic...got for my kids...it isn't like a Beretta.

Hi there! You could do a lot worse, than take a few pointers from one of your Countrymen.  I assume you have heard of Todd Bender? I recommend his videos, very informative.

X Pad then

Welcome back dude! Shells wise, top-ish end, I'm liking Fiocchi F-Black Sporting, at around £188. F-Blu's, are a bit cheaper, still popular. Bit more expensive, Fiocchi F3 (blue Piston Wad for me) at around £196. Hull Superfasts are good and popular, and cheap. Really good and cheap...

Sometimes, you have to break them in a bit, with a few beefy shells. Mind you, if you use a soft 28g, you shouldn't need 24's

Yep, ISIS green pad or X Pad. I have the full recoil reducer on my Beretta, with green pad at the back. If you don't like the green, it comes with a decent black marker to colour it in...smells good too! http://www.recoilsystems.com

Horses weren't allowed to drink in those days, so the lines were straight...s'obvious.

https://www.guntrader.uk/guns/shotguns/miroku/over-under/12-gauge/mk-38-trap-grade-5-160608110232003 MK38 GD5 Trap Lefty.

Hydraulically, I suspect. There is a bit in the Perazzi Experience video, that shows how barrels are pressure tested.  I should think that Hydraulics is the only reliable way to reach 25000psi or so.

That's a more accurate description! ?

Also look at the Recoil Systems ISIS, recoil reducer. Can be fitted in the stock of an auto, or could be fitted to the 325.  About a grand cheaper than a PFS...but not a grands less recoil reduction.

No, because it isn't solid...just retained for longer.

If it is that dark and confined, just install a high intensity strobe and a siren in there...they won't hang around for long, and will make the picture much more entertaining to look at.

If you look at the video above, you will see that the cartridges on test, don't open up till over 100 meters, so you still get 1 hole at 100 meters! With practice, such a cartridge would greatly increase the chances of consistently hitting such an extreme range teal.

These would help with consistency (seriously)

Decent car paste wax. Yes, car.

Exactly.  I think someone once said that, while you perhaps can't have a 100% perfect mount 100% of the time, you CAN have an at least 95% mount, 100% of the time. "Head Up" shooting, might be worth a try. It depends what is causing discomfort...I found straining my neck and head down, was not...