That’s spicy. I had some factory 73gr ELD-M Superformance that clocked > 3000 fps from my 20”, but they popped a few primers.
I grabbed some 2000MR and Vihtavuori N540 to play with some hand loaded 80gr ELD-Ms. Hopefully one works out well. But I may try leverevolution.
Yeah, it's a little spicy in terms of speed, but judging by case signs (loosening primer pockets, brass OAL growth, etc) the top end with Leverevolution in a 20" with 75/77s is about 50-75+ fps faster than with TAC, depending on the bullet. I haven't worked much with Superformance in 5.56, but use Lever a lot - it's my go-to powder for speed because nothing else matches it in medium-heavy bullet 5.56 loads. CFE223 comes the closest but still lags behind a little, and it's less forgiving on the top end.
Lever is an interesting powder; there's not much data for it in most cartridges but it's super versatile and gives both top end speeds and great accuracy at max loads. (My load development with Lever starts with finding max load, back off slightly, then tune OAL; usually I can stop there without tuning the powder charge to find a "node" because it's almost always right at the max useable/safe load.)
Some of the cartridges I use it in where it performs really well:
5.56 (~65gr and up)
6mm ARC and 6mm Grendel variants
6.5 Grendel
308
30/30 (of course)
35 Remington
35 Whelen
It felt a little weird loading up a 35 Whelen case with Lever the first time, but once I worked up a good load - dayum. 225gr Partitions or Accubonds at 2950+ when they were running ~2580 in the same rifle with RL15. That made me sit up and take notice! BTW that 2000MR you mentioned is also a great 35 Whelen powder for 225-250gr loads.
The flip side of all this, of course, is the lack of data means you have to develop your own loads, basically the same as working with a wildcat cartridge. And the temp sensitivity - it's not necessarily linear or the same in all loads, but it can be very temp sensitive with big jumps above 70° F; be warned. However, I've found that if you work up a fast load in hot weather, then load to the same speed in the winter with Lever, you can expect more or less the same accuracy a lot of the time.