I actually liked it better than Titegroup. Had good results with both and it would be a toss up. I load 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 with it. For me I perceived less recoil, gained accuracy, and clean up is less fussy both with the gun and my Lock N Load auto charge. Mainly because it has been hard for me to find HP-38 or W231.

The best powders for a 9mm (all bullet weights) are Power Pistol, Universal, or Unique. They are mid-burn rate powders .... exactly what a 9mm cartridge was designed to use. This is a discussion on HP-38, W231 And TiteGroup within the Ammo and Reloading forums, part of the Gun Forum category; Went to a gun store in Las Vegas 2 days ago and couldn't believe it. Its cheaper than HP38 too. I load to an OAL of 1.150 (COL max is 1.160") I'm typically loading a berry's 124 with 4.1grs.

Recently I have found myself using a lot of Titegroup in my 38 special, 45acp, 44mag, and 500 magnum. I don't dislike the TG, just like the HP38 better. Titegroup is great, I've used many pounds of it in 9mm, 38 SuperComp, .40 S&W, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, 12 gauge and it works great for subsonic loads in rifle cases like .308W and .223 Rem. Titegroup is a fantastic powder for 9mm and .45ACP. I use titegroup, and HP38. Yes, it will work in most pistols but it is much faster burning than optimum.
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