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Anyone try Vihtavouri N150
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Anyone try Vihtavouri N150 with 500 gr bullets in 470NE?

How does it compare with Re15 & H4530?

I thought that N150 would be about similar to Re15 or Varget but it looks a bit slower.

I would appreciate some load info for Big Bores


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Posts: 11400 | Location: New Zealand | Registered: 02 July 2008Reply With Quote
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Good stuff, I have used more N550 however.

It's extremely close to Varget

R-15 a bit slower and bulkier


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Posts: 582 | Location: Apache Junction, AZ | Registered: 08 August 2003Reply With Quote
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Thanks Rhys

I am finding in 470NE that N150 is slower than Re15.

I am getting 2050 fps with 90 gr Re 15 but only 1900 fps with N150 and same 90gr.

In my 9.3X62 I found Varget was slower - needing more powder to get same velocity as Re15. Varget was also much more consistent and more accurate.

I would really like to know if anyone has regulated a 470Ne with N150.

I have tried N560 and N160 and they are way too slow. I would have go to 110 or even 120 gr to get velocity. Recoil was really stiff with just 105 gr and 1700 fps for N560 & 1800 fps for N160.


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When I was referring to slower I was looking at burn rate.


faster powders use a smaller charge for a given pressure

slower require more for the pressure, and will generally give a higher velocity.


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Naki,
I used N150 in a 470 when I was still shooting cast bullets,my load was 92 grs with a Cast performance bullet of 425 grs,velocity was right @2150,& I shot a lot of pigs with that load,the gun shot 1-2”@50 yrds, please do not forget that cast is maybe .001 oversize & will give you more barrel strain.


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Yup that is exactly what i meant.

I got same velocity with Re15 and less powder - so it is a faster burn rate with quicker peak pressures to get the velocity.

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Originally posted by Rhys:
When I was referring to slower I was looking at burn rate.


faster powders use a smaller charge for a given pressure

slower require more for the pressure, and will generally give a higher velocity.


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Thanks Bal.

I tried 90 gr with 400 gr bullets and got 1900 fps.


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Originally posted by Bill73:
Naki,
I used N150 in a 470 when I was still shooting cast bullets,my load was 92 grs with a Cast performance bullet of 425 grs,velocity was right @2150,& I shot a lot of pigs with that load,the gun shot 1-2”@50 yrds, please do not forget that cast is maybe .001 oversize & will give you more barrel strain.


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