Thinking the Bullberry is basically a 7-30 Waters Improved.
It's not. The 7mm BB is basically the 7mm Int'l Rimmed with the unnecessarily long neck trimmed back to give a case length of 1.75". I used a 20 1/8th Contender barrel in 7mm Bullberry for many years and racked up well into three figures of big game kills with it. A 120 grain Ballistic Tip at 2651 fps or a 140 grain BT at a bit over 2400 fps both work exceptionally well on game. Ditto for the long-discontinued 130 grain Sierra SSP at 2500+ fps.
I also took quite a bit of game with a 24" 7-30 Waters barrel. A book load of W748 gave me 2603 fps with the 140 grain CT-BST -- and that one put down lots of hogs. One of my longest shots with it was a boar at 353 yards. Bullet performance was textbook. A later 23" Waters shined with a mild load of Re-15 and the 120 grain BT at 2650 fps.
Inside of 300 yards, there's not a hog, whitetail or mule deer alive that couldn't be cleanly harvested with either the 7mmBB or the 7-30.
Improving the Waters to AI configuration may give you a few fps more, but it's not enough to matter anyway. The biggest advantage to an AI case in a single shot like the Contender is that -- theoretically -- you'll be trimming less frequently and that it is supposedly easier on the frames (backthrust).