Have been using the Berry's 200 grn FP's in all of my .45's (EAA Witness, PT945, S&W 4506, Colt 1911) with no feeding problems, as yet. However, my Colt 1911's barrel feed ramp is very funneled (yet still fully supports the case head) so I'm not sure that's a fair example. Will soon see if my new 24/7 OSS will like it. I fully expect that it will. Have also fired my load in a Ruger P345 with no problems.
Check to see if your Cartridge OAL is compatible with the barrels of your other Pistols. Make sure that the Bullet/Bullet Shoulder is not into the Rifling, when chambered. I suspect that is your problem. When determining a Cartridge OAL, generally, I leave only 0.05 of Bullet shank exposed at the case mouth, otherwise it will get into the Rifling of my EAA Witnesses, which have very little freebore after the chamber. The same is true of Ruger P90 and P345's. You do want the bullet to have some space to jump to the rifling, otherwise Pressures can spike.
Please also note that if you end up shortening your Cartridge OAL, you may need to redevelop your load, as there will be less space internally, and higher pressures will be present.
Edit Note: One thing you can do to help determine your proper Cartridge OAL is to use the barrel of one of your "Problem" pistols, such as the P345, as a gauge. Field Strip the barrel from the Pistol and gradually seat the bullet deeper, drop the bullet into the Chamber, to check if it fully loads.