I've had one for 30 years or so and have shot 140's exclusively until three years ago. Switched to 150's and have been pleased. Nothing wrong with the performance of the 140's.....just found out that in my world, the 150's were more better. 3.340" worked great for me.
Curious what you actually noticed that clinched your decision. I too have felt the 150's were superior to the 150's. Let's compare notes.
I always thought 140's were the way to go with my AI. I've had two Jarrets and both were tuned for 140's when I picked them up. That being said, I began experimenting with 150's at the suggestion of one of the veterans on this board and decided to try it. While my accuracy was outstanding with the 140's, it was even better with the 150's. Tuning for the 150's was simple, just a minor tweaking of the 140 grain load. In this case, RL-19 powder was its preferred powder. 61.5 grains if I remember correctly. (Load data is in my shop, I'm in the house now)
I use Ballistic Tips in this rifle and their 150 grain bullet seems to be a little stouter made than the 140. I know this is only subjective, but the bullet seems to arrive with much more authority that what a mere 10 grain difference in weight would suggest.
Better accuracy, more "thump"...I like it.