That would be a very versatile and inexpensive load.
But I'd also load a few and test out the terminal ballistics at 25 yards, too.
2850... even 2800... would still be a great load, especially if it hung together as a woods round.
W/ a BC of 0.389, it's about a 400 yard load at any of those muzzle velocities.
So, to me, it's a good practice to avoid the potential close range failure, at the expense of an extra 25 yds past 400.
There are long range bullet options if 400 doesn't do it for you...
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