That's fine, use the leaves for the intermediate distances. That's what they're for. As for me, I'm happy with those figures for deer to 100yds and knowing that if I misjudge and shoot a little beyond I'm not too far off. For smaller stuff I generally try to use shot.

Within 100 yards a lead bullet starting out at 1400fps would only shoot a little flatter. However, it's irrelevant because a 7-1/2 to 8 pound Paradox gun is not made to shoot a 750gr bullet that fast. When I need a rifle I use a rifle.

As mentioned above, the beauty of a Paradox gun is that you can take one gun for a mixed bag and warm up on the clays course in the meantime. It carrys and swings like a fine double shotgun should. I've had mine in Argentina and shot doves and a Peccary. I've used it for sporting clays and skeet. I hunted grouse, pheasant, and chuckar with it. Last year I shot a bobcat and a Blacktail deer with it. This weekend I'll be shooting it at a sporting clays event. Versatility is what a Paradox is about. It is not specialized for any one task yet does many things surprisingly well enough.