1-shot-1's got it pegged.
There is absolutely no reason to get excited about anything "premium" when dealing with standard velocity cartridges when dropping 'em in the boiler room.
Any suitable bullet in the right place kills stuff all day long.
Repeat anytime you need confirmation.
I've killed whitetails to no end with standard home-rolled Hornady 87 grainers out of a .243 to well past 350 yards. Pick you shots, please, & if not, go up a weight or caliber.
Sure, if you're doing a quartering shot through the shoulder, you'll likely need a bit heavier bullet, but there's nothing magical about it & no need for anything "premium."
I have gone to the Barnes bullets in a couple of loadings only because of "less than standard" velocities in TC handguns & short-barreled M7s & did want the added penetrative qualities in a premium bullet, but for standard stuff in normal barrel lengths, I believe it a complete waste of dollars.