Groo here
1# the softer the boolet the slower you can drive it
2# the softer the boolet the easier it will slug up [expand in barrel due to pressure]
The harder ,,,reverse the above
You are shooting a gun [NA] designed for hot loads,, the keyhole rounds are too light increase loading and test[don't go over max]
The keyhole is usually caused by undersized bullet not spinning up [will lead the bore] or a load so light [to slow]
Lastly seat deep and crimp OVER the boolet with a good firm role crimp ,,, ever see factory target loads NOT heavily crimped??????