Help me with 7mm-08

Now that I have my magic powder (H380) I finally have options on what I can use in my 7mm-08 and would like some help picking a load for deer hunting. All of these shot .85" or better so accuracy is pretty much a wash except the 120 Pro Hunters that managed to drill a beautiful one hole group.
120gr Pro Hunter at 3100fps,
140gr Game King at 2900fps
150gr Ballistic Tip at 2750fps
160gr Deep Curl or Game King at 2600fps
I tend to use heavy for caliber bullets but that little 120 has accuracy that is awe inspiring, Game Kings have always done well for me but I have never used them in a 7mm, 150gr Ballistic tip is sure to be effective and the external ballistics are really good, and last but not least the relatively slow moving, wide opening, bonded 160gr Deep Curl is sure to be a hog charmer as well should one cross my path.
Deer around here are mostly 170lbs or less and shots where I am hunting now usually don't exceed 200 yards.
Which would you pick?

My only reservation about the 120 and 140gr is they can be a little explosive on close ranged shots, not much left of a smallish southern whitetail if that happens. The 160gr DC or SGK would likely tone that down a bit especially the bonded Speer seeing as they are nowhere near explosive speed, do you need that much penetration on deer....absolutely not, but one of those trophy hogs rolls around and they are ideal for him, seen a guy shoot a 160gr DC 7mm-08 through the shoulders of a moose (DRT), I imagine that is good enough for anything around here. The Ballistic Tip is a tried and true favorite, good BC and solid terminal performance in my other calibers, the modest 2750fps should be slow enough to prevent any over expansion not that that has ever been an issue for me in the past. I don't doubt they would all work, I just wanted to see what everyone though would perform best.

BTW is anyone needs a light kicking deer load for a youth/female hunter that little 120gr was about the lightest kicking thing I ever shot north of a rimfire at the starting load (47.5gr@2950fps) right up there with the 243 and 6.5x55 on the sissy kicker scale, I was really surprised when I shot it. Max load was barely any harder.

No lover for the heavy 150-160gr bullets? There was a time when a hefty bullet out of a 7x57 (very similar to the 7mm-08) was considered one of the finest hunting rifles around, have the bullets changed that much or just our perceptions? The 160s back in the day drew the highest of praise even from the likes of Jack O'Connor.

The TSX is a hard bullet to work with, they even gave me a little trouble in the Tikka and that gun shoots everything well, they were very picky on seating depth, still no luck with the 150gr in the 308 or 30-06 but I have only had one range day with them. The heavy bonded Deep Curls have been MUCH easier to work with for a deep penetrating bullet, they open very wide with split peddles much like the TSX, real world weight retention on game is around 90% at close range 7mm-08 speeds, and about 70% at close range with full bore 7mm Rem Mag, so basically it seems to be a poor man's Partition at about 1/3 the price, just wish they made a 140 or 150gr for the 7mm in my mind 160s are about as heavy as the 7mm-08 can effectively wield, though some say 150gr is about it.
Running the numbers on the 160s I have an effective range (2000fps and 1000ft/lbs minimums) of 325 yards and I would go below the bare minimum 1800fps at about 460yd. Not that I need that kind of range as I said around 200yd is tops where I am hunting now. At 200 yards I would be pushing 2245fps and 1791 ft/lbs the energy is clearly there but I don't know the expansion of the DC bullet at that kind of speed, I imagine it would be fine since most rifle bullet do good as long as you keep them over 2k on impact. Penetration on a heavy for caliber bonded bullet should be enough even for the largest of hogs around here, not that I have ever run into one of those 500-700 pounders, but they have been killed in this area.
140 SGKs would carry me well beyond the ranges I need to shoot, with an effective range of 425yds and I don't go below bare min 1800fps until I pass up the 500 yd mark. At 200yd I am pushing 2466fps and 1891 ft/lbs, like the 160 it is pushing plenty of energy and with a little more pep in it's step and I know from experience that the SGKs expand very well at that kind of speed, not a mile of penetration with that bullet but energy transfer is to die for, or so the deer have told me. Only real problem is SGKs can be very destructive at that speed on a close range shot, but tracking has never been an issue on any vital hit deer with SGKs in my 30-06.
The 150gr Ballistic Tips speed and energy figures are great at range though thanks to the very high BC. 200yd figures are 2393fps and 1907 ft/lbs. Effective range is 425 yards and it does not drop below 1800fps until 575 yards, mind you I will never be shooting one at that range given the 81" of drop (@100yd zero) but dang you gatta love good external ballistics. This can also be a messy bullet but a modest 2750fps at the muzzle I doubt excessive expansion will be an issue.
And last but certainly not least the peppy little tack driving 120s that are sure to be hell on the smaller deer, effective range of 400 yards with 200 yard figures 2541fps and 1720 ft/lbs, this one is a toss up some say the penetration is a little on the light side, others say it holds together just fine at 7mm Rem Mag speeds, but pretty much everyone I have talked to agrees it is a formidable deer thumper for only 120gr.

My rifle HATES the Hornady bullets for some reason, which is weird because my other rifles love them. I tried both the 139 and 154gr version with the same lackluster results. Have not tried the Partitions yet, but honestly for almost a dollar each they can keep them, always have loved my Noslers but they have lost their mind with this price hike, before the panic hit I was buying partitions for $26 a box now they run $40/50ct!! I still get SGKs for under $30/100ct, Pro hunter and Deep Curls only run me $24-$26 per 100 and I have plenty of them.