I tried some years back in my 358JDJ. The only way I could get them to shoot even slightly, was to slow they waaay down. Even then the groups were poor and they were going slower than the 180's.
I gave up on them in the 358. They shot great in my 357/44 B&D though, which of course was pushing them at about the same speed as the downloaded 358jdj.

It's been a few years since I did any serious shooting with the .35s, but I never had any problems grouping with this particular bullet -- and I shot it at a wide window of velocity levels. Back then,my only complaint with this bullet was that it was a little "soft" and expanded a bit quicker than I preferred.