Talk to me about VihtaVuori

[grry10]

I've not used any VV powders so can not attest to anything. What I seem to be reading is that it is great for velocity but few of you are talking about accuracy. For me, accuracy is the deciding is the deciding factor. I will give up 50-75 fps for better accuracy.

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

I've not used any VV powders so can not attest to anything. What I seem to be reading is that it is great for velocity but few of you are talking about accuracy. For me, accuracy is the deciding is the deciding factor. I will give up 50-75 fps for better accuracy.

I've read on other forums where people used vv powders with great success accuracy wise, so it's possible. I'm hoping to find the same success across many cartridges with many vv powders (550, 555, 560, 565, 468, 570, 150, 160, 165). On the pistol side 3n37 has worked great for me.

 

[jimbires]

at one time , my thoughts on V- V powder , was I couldn't buy it locally , and it was expensive powder + the hazmat ,+ shipping costs , made it to where I'm not paying that . then we got into the scarce components saga . now V-V powder is priced inline with other brands , or maybe cheaper , and it's usually available . I have never heard anything bad about it . comp shooters use it . I have heard their lot to lot variation is fairly consistent . I have not burned enough , to know much about it .