What ammo certain guns prefer can be an issue of brands and models although in many cases it really is more individualistic. While each .45 should be made to the same standards, they aren't exactly the same and so there are variations in the actual features that are often too minor to not be readily visible, but can affect performance. Even mass produced guns can have their own personalities. Like you said, your guns didn't like Wolf, but I had shot some through two different Kimbers (Ultra Elite and Stainless Target) and it worked fine (but smelled funny). Other people's guns sometimes seem to hang up on the lacquer coating. Go figure.
Buy a box or two and try it out and see what comes of it. If it works, then consider buying in bulk for some additional savings. Actually, a good idea is to buy a box or two of a variety of types of ammo and see what you like, what you don't. One of the reasons I like Blazer is that the felt recoil is comparable to when I shoot 230 gr Hydrashoks and it has a similar (somewhat pronounced) muzzle flash. Blazer does not appear to be loaded particularly hotter based on chrono speeds, but it feels like it.
