Yes, I've found it to be pretty much the perfect fit. I've ran .050, .100, and .180. My most recent barrel is running .130 freebore and I'm jumping Berger 85.5 Hybrids .050. The bullet is well out into the neck above the juncture, I'm running faster than any previous barrel and pressure is excellent. SD has been <5 for the first 500 rounds. Its absolutely stacking my shots all the way out. My money is on I'll be able to run this load and seating depth for the life of the barrel.. I'm going to stick with this going forward.
Here's my thoughts on bullet selection.
The 85.5 Hybrid is money. Its just that simple. That bullet flat out shoots in this round.
The 88 ELDM is also a very good choice. They are inexpensive and shoot very well. They give up a slight amount of BC to the Berger, and they aren't quite on the same level of performance. I've ran about 5000 or 6000 of these through the 22BR, and I do like them. Inside 900 yards they perform as well as anything out there. But if the BR were my primary competitive rifle, I would run the Bergers.
The 95gr SMK is attractive with that high BC, but I couldn't get the velocity I wanted to run it. I saw a few guys post up that they were able to run them over 2900fps, which is the minimum I would want to be at. But I hit heavy pressure at 2900. And honestly, even at that speed, I'm not sure I would take it over the Hybrids I'm running at 3030fps. So the SMK is going to have to be individual trial and error. It didn't work for me. And ideally it would need more like .150" to .170" freebore. You can get away with less, but I think to seat the bullet in the best spot, more is better.