Those are my results :
The bullets were 124gr Xtreme RN
OAL is 1.120"
Using S&B primers - SP
The gun was the Canik P120
10 rounds per loads
Mixed brass
Temperature was 52 degrees.
Powder Load AVG fps AVG PF
3.9gr 1007 124
4.0gr 1028 127
4.1gr 1039 128
4.2gr 1067 132
4.3gr 1078 133
4.4gr 1086 134
4.5gr 1101 136
Bottom line:
The powder measures very well in my Lee dispenser.
The Sport Pistol measure similarly to Titegroup with comparable results.
This powder seams to burn cleaner, with less residue than TG.
Loads at 4.3gr and above have an stronger recoil kick with an 11lb RSA. Stronger spring might be needed.
Accuracy was "best" at 4.1gr and bellow, but acceptable at 4.2gr and above.
Again, it is overall very comparable to Titegroup.
My future load for the Canik P120 and the Sport Pistol powder will be set at 4.1gr 124gr RN and OAL 1.12
Read more:
http://canikdiscussions.com/thread/2497/alliant-sport-pistol-powder-load#ixzz59Iw0Kjig