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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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