Vihtavuori N150 In Stock Overview

Vihtavuori Smokeless Powder(Vihtavuori N150 In Stock ) is used by the some of the best shooters and manufacturers in the competitive shooting industry, they have gained an excellent reputation for being one of the best smokeless powders available. All of these powders ensure clean burning and also repeatable shooting properties in all weathers and conditions.

Vihtavuori Smokeless Powders are credited with uniform and superb quality based on full control of the whole production chain beginning from the production of nitrocellulose to the bottling of the end product.

These strict quality acceptance limits have helped reloaders and also cartridge manufacturers to achieve similar loads regardless of the production lot for more than 85 years. It is easy to see why Vihtavuori Smokeless Powders have achieved a strong position among top class shooters around the world.

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The N100 series powders are single base powders used mainly in rifle calibers. Vihtavuori’s N150 multipurpose rifle powder is one of their most popular reloading products. It is commonly used with heavier bullets in accuracy loads and hunting loads in cartridges with middle case volumes, like the .30-06 Springfield, the .308 Winchester and also the 6,5×55 SE.

The N150 is one of, if not the best, all-rounder powder for European hunting calibers. N150 is a tubular powder type with grain dimensions of 1,3 mm length and 1,1 mm diameter and also the nearly symmetrical shape makes it a good companion for all kinds of reloading equipment.

The burn rate of the N150 is on the medium scale of rifle powders. It is also one of the most temperature insensitive powders, and also thanks to the added decoppering agent. The coppering of the rifle barrel is minor even when using copper bullets.

Other Important Information:

• Do not exceed the loads displayed in the reloaders guide.
• Never mix any two powders regardless of type, brand, or source.
• Never substitute any smokeless powder for Black Powder or any Black Powder substitute.

FAQ On Vihtavuori

• Who owns Vihtavuori powder?

Nammo Group

Vihtavuori powder, long known as the cleanest and most accurate smokeless propellant produced anywhere in the world, is now part of Nammo Group.

• How good is vihtavuori powder?

Vihtavuori powders have a reputation for being some of the cleanest burning powders available. Many competitive shooters use them for that reason, in addition to fulfilling their other needs. The other thing Vihtavuori powders are known for is their accuracy.

• What is vihtavuori powder made from?

nitro-cellulose

All our reloading powders are made using nitro-cellulose produced at our own plant. Vihtavuori rifle and pistol powders deliver consistently flawless firing performance for you this means reliable reloading and also ammunition you demand.

• Which Vihtavuori powder for 308?

Vihtavuori N550 – powerful loads for hunting

308 Win. calibers in the late 90’s. The N550 is an ideal fit for many of the 30 caliber magnums with lighter bullets, but also useful across a wide range of bore sizes in various shooting disciplines. It is an excellent powder for .308.

• What is Vihtavuori N320 good for?

N320 is one of our most popular handgun powders and can be used for a wide range of pistol calibers from .32 to .45. It is most commonly used by sport and also hobby shooters such as Cowboy Action shooters. But as a very reliable gun powder it is also suitable for authority applications.

FAQ On Gun Powder

• What is in gun powder?

“Gunpowder,” as it came to be known, is a mixture of saltpeter (potassium nitrate), sulfur, and charcoal. Together, these materials will burn rapidly and also explode as a propellant. Chinese monks discovered the technology in the 9th century CE, during their quest for a life-extending elixir.

• What is modern gunpowder made of?

The current modern ratio of 75% nitrate,15% charcoal, 10% sulfur was settled upon sometime in the mid 18th century in England. But different countries had their own formulas, which may partially account for their military success or failure.