I used a load of 52 gr of W-748 under a 225 gr Partition in my MRC 1999 .358 Win. It did kick a bit in my light rifle (under 7 pounds) but the main problem I found was that the tiny granules of W-748, under pressure of a very compressed load, actually went through the primer flash hole and backed my primers out. I don't know if the difference was loading them a month or two before the hunt, the air pressure of the flight or what, but it was a problem I had not expereinced at home with fresh reloads.
After the third or fourth time of hearing a "click" instead of "bang," I used my PH's .375 H&H. Sometimes a second or third try on firing the round by just lifting the bolt handle to re-cock the rifle would work, but not all the time.
I found the 225 gr Barnes TSX and Nosler Accubond were too long for my rifle's throat and had to be seated too deeply. Personally, I like the 225 gr Partition.
My rifle has a 21-inch Montana Rifleman barrel and is in an Edge stock -