VIHTAVUORI Powder

[Guest Matthew]

This stuff can be used to reload 223 rounds. I haven't heard of anyone using it.

Does anyone have any experience with this powder and would be willing to share how well it performed for them?

Thanks

[Guest DaG]

Depends on the type. Is it n150,n110? etc,etc.?

[Trekbike]

This stuff can be used to reload 223 rounds. I haven't heard of anyone using it.

Does anyone have any experience with this powder and would be willing to share how well it performed for them?

Thanks

Not sure if your question is related to VV in general, or specifically for 223.

Only have used it for pistol loads, not rifle. I use N320 for 40S&W and really like it. Very popular powder for USPSA shooters. Not cheap compared to other brands. Shoots clean in my opinion.

It throws a more consistent charge compared to Win powder that I use for my 38/357 loads.

I'll continue to use it for the foreseable future dispite the extra cost. For reference WW231 = $19/lb. VV N320 = $30/lb.

[I_Like_Pie]

it is way too expensive....haven't figured out how they justify being almost 2x the competition.

[Guest Mugster]

Nope. Ramshot TAC and accurate 2230 give me everything I need in .223.

Edited May 9, 2009 by Mugster

[Guest FroggyOne2]

The most popular VV powders for the .223 are N140 and N540.. enough said.. The other most popular powder is Varget, esp if you are using a heavy bullet. But the VV powder will give more velocity.