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My experience with 38 and 367 nickel brass is that splits just as fast if not faster under hot loads. My experience with nickel brass in 45 acp and 9mm which is never loaded hot, the nickel starts to tumble off after 4 or 5 reloadings. Having said that.. I love nickeled brass.. The only kind of 9mm brass I will pick up out at the range anymore is nickel plated. It feeds slicker in semi autos. It slides into dirty revolver cylinders much easier than plain brass.
Yes.. buy the nickel but only if the price is right.
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