Got some chrono results for my .243 Sako today (22.5" barrel 1-in-9.75 measured twist). All load data is with ADI 2209 powder and real velocities are probably 20fps higher than measured, as the chrono was set up 10m from the muzzle. Average of three shots and loads were fairly consistent with minimum 4fps and maximum 32fps spread (most around 10-15fps).
* Please note that some of these loads are above ADI's recommended maximum (where data is available), but all were worked up prior to chronoing.
Sierra Tipped Match King 95gr (BC .500)
40.5gr = 3034 fps
42.5gr = 3128 fps
44.1gr = 3212 fps (this was the only load that showed signs of pressure, with slight bulging of one of the primers - it ran as fast as 3229fps)
Sierra Game King 100gr (BC .430)
39.5gr = 3001 fps
40.5gr = 3056 fps
41.5gr = 3100 fps
Hornady V-max 87gr (BC .400)
43gr = 3194 fps
43.5gr = 3223 fps
44gr = 3234 fps
44.5gr = 3277 fps
45gr = 3287 fps
The Tipped Match Kings were way ahead in terms of retained energy, showing 1040ft/lb of energy at 500m - about 200ft/lb above anything else(!) - and slightly better than the 87gr V-maxes in terms of trajectory out to 500m (200m zero).
EDIT: Put in precise averages instead of rounding up/down.