Michael, I would just go on shooting it as if it doesn't have a problem at all. After all, it sounds like it doesn't.
The only ones I would be learey of would be from really odd sounding companies you've never heard of such as the Blammo Ammo Company (there was such a people
). Also, if a hollowpoint looks considerably larger (larger hole) than what your used to seeing, I'd avoid that too. The CCI Blazer in 45ACP comes to mind. It was known amongst gun writers as the "Flying Ashtray" or the "Hoarse Troth". Man, that hole was huge....
The Remington Golden Sabers as P88 mentioned always seemed too long in slug's length protruding from the casing. That experience was in 9mm Para so I don't have a reference to go by for 380ACP.
So far I've chambered MagSafe (damn those are expensive), Remington UMC, Hydra Shocks, CorBon and Glaser. Stores were I live are not plentiful (or close) that have a decent selection of ammo.
So go about life and don't give it too much thought. Since you found quite a few loads that feed reliably I would now concentrate on which one is the most accurate and has a comfortable recoil for you.
BTW- Next month I'm sending mine out to Cylinder & Slide in Nebraska to get a full carry package with Novak sights performed. Gonna cost more that !^@#&* gun!!