Some time back, early 1990's I believe, there was an article in Precision Shooting. If memory serves, the author's last name was White. (No, I'm not gonna search for it) He and another fellow tested the effect of less body taper, ie if the Ackley thing of less case taper had any bearing on bolt pressure. They set up a device to hold a T/C barrel, just the barrel, chambered in 30-30 and fire it remotely, safely. The 30-30 case has a lot of taper. That case shot out the back. Rechambered to 30-30AI and repeated.....the case didn't come out. It was a long time ago and I don't remember if it stayed in completely or came part way out. But I do remember the results. Ackley-ized chamberings do have less back thrust than parent cases with more body taper. And top end loads work well, they like to be pushed, where the standard cartridge very often doesn't.
About velocity. Well, I've tested 3 different 223AI. All chambered by the same riflebuilder with my reamer - .250nk, 0 FB.. The good one - 25" Schneider 14tw - with 40 BT's and 2015 powder, IMI brass, 7-1/2 primer. Accuracy /working loads chrono about 4100 to nearly 4200. Same exact 4100 load was 3900 in those 2 other 14tw. barrels. Those slower barrels should have been similar, but they weren't.