In 9mm, or 7,65? In 7,65, you might want to try the lead SWC bullets for .32 revolver cartridges, maybe even a HBWC load like the .38 Special and .38S&W reversed wadcutter loads. In the 7,62x25mm broomhandle/Tokarev I've used the .30 carbine tracer bullet, though it's probably a bit heavy [109 or 111 grains] for 7,65 Luger.
In a 9mm, you might want to think about a Glaser safety slug as the first one up the spout. I've done that more than once, particularly when I figured to be working inside under crowded circumstances. And I've been known to have a spare GP magazine loaded all-Glasers, though I've never had to resort to that somewhat expensive possibility [at $2 to $3 per shot!]
I had access to Super-Vel ammo back in the early 1970s and put more than 20,000 rounds of Lee Jurras' 115-grain HPs through my favoured 68C- GP. Nowadays, mostly ball, whatever I'm putting in a 9mm buzzgun [mostly Lapua and Norma, this past decade] or Cor-bon, depending on what I have on hand.
I've also been looking at the 9mm Federal and Lapua CEPP FMJ hollowpoints. I don't have enough experience yet to come to any conclusions, but I've had good results from both manufacturers in the past.