I think there is a slight misconception out there that everyone should focus on how easy the gun loads. Although important they also need to experiment to duplicate accuracy. I love to shoot so I have tried several different things but for "me"... I settled with the Shockwave's. With a 110gr load and a 250gr SW I can hit INSIDE a 2" circle 8 out of 10 times at 100meters. On a good calm day I have even done better then that. Many guys dont believe me and say its impossible with a ML, and I just laugh at them cause there stuck in the rut of using the same ole stuff over and over. Experiment and make sure you have good stuff to start with to get accurate.

Here is what I do when shooting my Encore-

T/C Encore .50
Nikon Scope (new this year and I love it)
Tripe Se7en loose 110gr
250gr Shockwave (new style is as accurate as old style)

Maintaining quality between shots by replicating the cleaning process EXACTLY the same way every time is extremely important. If you are lazy and just want to shoot one after another and not swab after shots then you will never be able to load easy and you will never be able to get any accuracy. My first shoot at the range is always the only slightly off shot I have... and its really not too far off. By swabbing between shots I can load very easy and fast. In fact I think I can run a damp patch and then a dry patch between shots and then load before some guys try just loading without cleaning because they are struggling to push there bullet down there barrels.