SWMR did but it had pressure, ejector marks in the brass at 29.1 and 29.4gns, I backed it off to 29gns no pressure signs but it only shot in the 2380 range, A2520 showed ejector marks at the same charge weights and didn't break 2400fps,
Although from completely different sources and manufacturers, Accurate-2520 and SW Match Rifle have similar performance and characteristics.
Until 2003, what is now SW Match Rifle (Czech company Explosia 'Lovex' brand D0-73.6) was sold in the US as Accurate Arms - 2520. After Western Powders bought the old Accurate Arms, it ditched Explosia as a supplier and sourced its tubular propellants from General Dynamics in Valleyfield, Canada (the company that has made most IMR tubular grades in recent years) and its 'ball-type' grades now came from the General Dynamics plant in St. Marks, Florida (which makes Hodgdon 'sphericals' and Winchester 'Ball' powders) if sold under the Accurate brand name. (Western's Ramshot grades come from Belgium.) Obviously, Western found a St. Marks powder that has very similar characteristics and performance to its predecessor '2520', but the Western website advised European shooters not to ever use its 'Accurate' loads data for Lovex powders.
Since then, Shooters World has restarted distributing Explosia powders again in the US, or at least part of the range, but gives them its own names.
Now that Hodgdon has in turn bought Western Powders and its Accurate/Ramshot brands, everything may of course change again over time.