I was very happy with my results with CF loads around 2000 fps to be good and stay together, but definetly not to brag about. When I got involved in casting I was encouraged to forget how I reloaded jackets and learn the proven cast method. So I tried to relearn and it worked very well for me. I kinda felt this PC thing was very differant than cast and decided to treat it the way I reloaded in the 70's when I was in the Bench Rest fraternity. So this weekend I dug out forrester lathe trimmers, neck trimmers and all the other goodies to make the perfect round. I didn't see some of this stuff for 30 some years. Ok, I got my brass sorted and worked into common denominater groups and got these PC boolits sorted and grouped and finally loaded A bunch of loads that I was having mediocre succes with. The first shot was from the clean barrel and was 1 inch away but every thing else was one holing. I could not believe the differance. What I mean by one holing they were making a bigger hole (in other words very tight groubing). No fliers. When the dust settled after I tried differant powder increases the groubs were 3/4 inch on average at 80 yards. Can it be repeated, we will find out. I really believe somebody with far more knowledge than me could really get these Pc boolits to hold together at much higher speeds than I can. Hope this helps someone to push for more because this is how we learn. Did I say I love my PC boolits?!!This was with 2 differant guns.