For Target/IPSC Match use, I try to stick with loads that produce velocities in the 1100 to 1130 fps range with a 124 grain Bullet.
Standard Pressure loadings for regular usage.
However, I have made some "Performance Grade" loadings, using Green Dot, HS-6/W540, Unique, and Blue Dot.
Generally, these also involve Jacketed Hollow Point Bullets. Most have involved surplus Winchester 115 grain JHP's.
But I did make some loadings using some 147 grain JHp's with HS-6/W540 and Blue Dot.
My favorite Powder for "Performance Loadings" remains HS-6/W540.
Never would I ever want anyone to ever exceed safe limits to reloading, but I know Accurate Arms publishes +P data on some of their powders. I don't normally do that, but I was curious how many did? And does anyone have the data for Bullseye and a 124 gr XTP?
Just got into Bullseye, nice powder.
None of my current Hornady Manuals have listings for Bullseye, but my Lyman's 48th lists 4.5 grains of Bullseye as max for a very similar JHP Bullet. Past Hornady Manuals list 4.4 grains of Bullseye as max for the very short loaded 124 grain Jacketed Flat Point. Velocities are un-impressive.
For better Velocities, I would look to slightly slower powders such as Unique, HS-6, AA#7, Herco, and Blue Dot.
It should also be noted that some Powders used to load the 9mm during WWI and WWII were very similar to Bullseye, Red Dot, and Green Dot, as they would run SMG's at standard pressure loadings.
Edit Note: In my experience, where Bullseye and it's slightly slower sibling Red Dot shine in the 9x19mm is on 115 grain and lighter Bullet Loadings