Yer welcome!
I tried the OAL, 1.230" I think, specified by Hodgdon with Clays and found the consistency of the loads increased quite a bit as measured by my chrono along with a small velocity increase over the 1.250" OAL I use. On the range I couldn't tell the difference so I just stuck with the 1.250".
I'm currently using the Kead 160 which has a flat base. I've had better results with it than the bevel base versions. Also, because the small tip on these lighter bullets I switched my seater plug from the traditional SWC to the round nose plug as it seemed to keep the bullets centered better. With the short bearing surface on these light bullets they don't seem to self align properly with the SWC plug. Some of mine were nonconcentric to the case to the point they wouldn't go through a case gauge.
Anyway, after getting all of that sorted out the light bullet is my standard load.
Regards...