VhitaV choices

[mills braswell]

N140, 225win

 

[6MMsteve]

n550 in 6xc also shoots great

 

[whiddengunworks]

N160 in .243 and anything else that will burn it.

 

[SKWERLZ]

N570 in my 338 edge.

 

[Relic]

N568? Didn't see anything? Any recommendations or usages? What primer for n570?

 

[358WCF]

Add N150 with 9.3x62 & 285s or 286s.

 

[6ShotsOr5?]

N130 in 30-BR with 112 - 118 flat base target bullets
N565 in 284 Win with 190 gr Berger LRBT bullets but this powder is temp sensitive. I like H4831 better.

 

[Tangent]

and can be used for much heavier bullets. N140 does very well with the 185 Berger Juggernaut in 308 Win. I do however have reservations about it in small primer 308 brass.

I find N140 works very well in 308 Palma brass with 205M or Magtech SRP and 155gr Scenar-L.

 

[EdHarley]

n550 in 6xc also shoots great

You mind sharing the bullet and powder charge for that load? Perhaps the velocity?

 

[6MMsteve]

You mind sharing the bullet and powder charge for that load? Perhaps the velocity?

105 hybirds 38.5 grains N550 Velocity I don't even chk, just paper u may want to start lower on the charge

 

[fatelvis]

N555 (triple nickle) under 130 Berger 130AR hybrids in 6.5 Creed AR-10

 

[Bill Norris]

N555 (triple nickle) under 130 Berger 130AR hybrids in 6.5 Creed AR-10

Loading VV-N555 under the 142 gr. Sierra and 144 gr. Berger for a friend of mine in his Savage Tactical 6.5 C M and both shoot extremely well with it.

 

[SKWERLZ]

N568? Didn't see anything? Any recommendations or usages? What primer for n570?

Think of N568 as low energy N570.
Excellent in bigger 7mm, 300 and 338 magnums.
Some people don't like how spicy N570 is.

I use a standard 210m primer in my 338edge with n570 but I don't shoot much colder than freezing.

 

[foxguy]

6MM BR shooters. Shooting 105 GR Class Bullets. Powders VV-N140 and VV-N150.

Accuracy Load, Which powder do you prefer, Please include load in grains of powder and Velocity if you know it.

Curious as I load for 600 yds F-Class. using Varget currently 30.0 gr's getting 1/3 Moa accuracy.