If having the exact concentration of Ca in the water was actually important as you state, we’d all be screwed because none of the hobby test kits come close to being able to tell even the difference between the lowest and highest values you give. Please try to give good and reasonable advice.I agree. It's far more important to have stable values and the correct balance between alk and calcium.
7.5.dkh - 414ppm
8dkh - 417ppm
8.5dkh - 421ppm
9dkh - 424ppm
9.5dkh - 428ppm
(Google alk calcium calculators)
Now if you are just saying that Ca should be around 420ppm, I’d say that’s a fine target but there are so many examples of reefs with higher and lower concentrations that grow coral very well, I’d say you are misguided in that assertion as well.