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Hi The only powder I could find for my 3030 in the gun shop was Norma 202. My question is could this powder be used for reduced loads lika 15 -17 grain loads for plinking in 3030 caliber?. please give me your opinion .TIA danny | ||
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Hej Mats thanks for the hints. I was not sure of 202 as you said itis a little bit too slow.I am waiting for a mold 160 grain and I hope I can reload some reduced loads . I asked norma I hope they'll send me some information. I like norma's clean powder. i may give a try to vihtavoury(if I am correct)powders . I've no experience of them. B-R danny | |||
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VihtaVuori is the correct spelling... I keep an empty bottle by the 'puter so that I can be sure to spell it correctly! -- Mats | ||
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where did you get 202? | |||
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quote:Not to answer for Danny, but all gunstores stock it! Well, that is the way it is here in Sweden where the powder is made (and where Danny is!) jpb (in Sweden too) [ 02-07-2003, 13:43: Message edited by: jpb ] | |||
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For 150's in the .30-30: N-202 From 27.5 grains to 32.9 grains Winchester WLR Primer For 170's in the .30-30: N-202 From 27.0 grains to 32.0 grains Winchester WLR Primer Burning rate for N-202, faster to slower: 97. Brig 4065 98. IMR-4320 99. N-202 100. N-140 101. N-540 102. AA-2700 | |||
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