noylj,
Pistol so far has shown an ability to stay well inside the 10 ring at 25 yds and I have only begun the load testing process. 2 bullets so far. Tried a couple of the lighter bullets 115 and 124 gr and they did not seem to do any better and were much snappier in felt recoil. The accuracy limitation is most likely typing this message in right now and has nothing to do with the gun or the reloads. Felt recoil is a combination of a lot of things (weight of firearm, bullet, momentum, springs, etc.) but usually a heavier bullet at a modest consistent velocity using the slowest powder that completely burns before the bullet exits will produce the least felt recoil.
Currently on a different project I am developing some ammo for a bowling pin match. Last month was my first match and I just grabbed a CZ TS 9mm and some ammo that I loaded for a steel challenge match I used to shoot 5 years ago. Problem was the ammo did not have the energy or momentum to take the pin off the table (124gr Montana Gold bullet loaded with H Tightgroup at just over 1,000fps). This load is a little smokey and is quite snappy, even in a heavy gun like the TS. The load I worked up with 147gr XTPs using VV 3N38 runs at 1100 fps, provides no smoke and less felt recoil than the 124gr Montana Gold load did and is much more powerful. Will run it next weekend at the match and see what happens.
Back to Bullseye, I am looking for a load that is accurate enough for the long line, but provides the least recoil for rapid fire. As of now I have had 11 *different bullets recommended, 8 different powders, with a average load spread of 1.5gr for a total 1,320 different combinations. So far I have tried only 5 loads. Back to the bench.