VhitaVouri N310 Good For A Lot

[AzShooter]

Why didn't I find this out earlier?

I had a 4 pound jug of N310 for the past 5 years sitting on my bench. I bought it because I couldn't get N320 at the time for my 9 mm. There were a few loads with light bullets listed on the VhitaVouri website but that's all.

I tested 10 rounds and found it to be very consistent but since I still had some 320 I stayed with it and found some more on line, so I forgot about this powder.

I've since given up centerfire shooting and reloading. Seeing the powder I thought I'd bring it out to a match to sell it. I did a little research again and found that it is a great powder for everything from light 9s .38s, .357 , up to 45 caliber.

Years ago the VV website didn't list anything I had for the N 310.

I paid about $100 for the jug so that's what I asked for it. I'm not into making a profit from my friends. When I checked on line for the going price it now sells for $269. Unbelievable.

Anyone, the first friend I saw and asked if he wanted it said yes. Good deal for him and me.

 

[BillBro]

it's called. powders are great powders, but expensive. Better deal for him I think but you did fine.

 

[johngalt]

VV N310 is the most accurate powder I've used, but I couldn't get it consistently. I've since standardized on Bullseye.

The only issue I've noticed with it is the pressure spikes rather quickly compared to Bullseye. Bullseye can be used for full power .38 special and .45 auto loads, but I'm a bit hesitant to do so with N310.