I use the Lee ~124 gr truncated cone bullet and 4 grs of 231, but I am sure you can do the same with Bullseye and an appropriate charge. My 231 load runs a bit over 1000 fps, IIRC. I don't remember where this load came from so this is just information based on my experience - not a recommendation.

You may encounter both leading and accuracy/stability problems with lead bullets in 9mm. If you do, larger diameter bullets will usually help. Don't be afraid to try .357" and .358" bullets as long as your chamber will accept them, or even .359".

The load I mention is accurate enough for indoor target shooting at 25 yards or less, for me. I suppose a champion shooter might turn his nose up at them, but I have no such problems. I use a 15# spring in my 1911 with Kart barrel and have no leading problems. What this type of load might do outdoors at 50 yards I couldn't say, but I intend to try it sometime soon.