Since we are considering the SAME case capacity/cartridge, and a small range of bullet weight, the burn-rate chart, as pointed out in post #3, above, is quite useful: looking at the current Hogdon rate chart, powders between about #65 IMR4227, and #82 Vihtavuori N-130 could/should prove useful . . . some, "who knows why" better than others.
I have enjoyed Grand Agg. winning performance via H-4227; Tu-2000; H-322, RL-7; Accurate 1680; and, of course, H-4198 - until dethroned, in competition, the king of the roost.
RG
P.S. once the case capacity, and especially the bore diameter change, the burn-rate chart(s) become(s) almost useless: it's all about expansion ratio.

Further P.S. On the faster end of this scale, excessive pressure may well limit the charge weight: cautiously working up is smart. My experience was that with the H-4227, consistent (competitive) grouping was right around 29.5 Gr, which was just barely to the body/shoulder junction, and produced 2950FPS, +/-. Everyone I spoke/communicated with, regarding H-4227, & who tried it, could not keep from adding more, which universally resulted in large groups & wrecked brass - thus, it was, "no good".
Due to the capacity VOID, I went to H-4198 and N-130 - the former, in registered tournaments, proving more consistent at garnering fake wood. H4227 produced equal precision, but at about 100 FPS slower. RG