[Preferred bullet weight for USPSA?]

I'm getting ready to get into USPSA.  I've only been reloading for 6 months now and have only loaded Bayou 147's.  I've seen people shooting 124's, 147's and everything in between.  What's everyone's personal preference to load for quick/fast shooting?

[lee powder measure with titegroup..needing 3.2g??]

14 hours ago, resortboarder said:

What is the recommended length with the 3.2gr recipe you had in mind? If it's something like 1.110" and your mags will allow it, you can use 3.6 and run it long (like 1.155").  You won't be able to tell the difference. 

Im noticing with a 147gr bullet, an extra 0.1gr = +2.5 PF & an extra 0.01"= -1.5 PF. 

I use the .30 with Titegroup and 10 charges gives me 35.0gr = 3.5gr each. I run that under a 147gr @ 1.125" and make 129 PF in my Tanfoglio and 131 in my Govt 1911. 

Hope that helps. 

I'm going to try 147g bayou at 1.145, 3.2 TG for my glock 19. Does this sound right to everyone?

[lee powder measure with titegroup..needing 3.2g??]

Wow, lots of options here, thanks guys!

[lee powder measure with titegroup..needing 3.2g??]

Thanks Mitch..Is there one you would recommend?

 

[lee powder measure with titegroup..needing 3.2g??]

Recently purchased some bayou 147 bullets.  I can't find any concrete load data, but I have seen a lot of people on these forums using 3.2 grains of Titegroup with this bullet. The smallest disk on the Lee auto powder disk is a .30, which is consistently giving me 3.6 grains.  How can I get the 3.2 grains I'm looking for, other than manually measuring each one?