Vit n110

[Clay M]

Just scored five pounds of N110.
This powder has about the same burn rate as 296 or H110, and I have had very good results with it in a .41magnum.
It is a fine extruded powder ,and will go through a progressive press really well.
It is hard to find and more expensive than the other two powders, but I like it better.

http://www.vihtavuori.com/en/reloading-data/handgun-reloading/handgun-reloading-data.html

[Flinchrock]

It works just fine in my '29...

[Clay M]

I like the Vit powders, and the N110 seems to shine.
I can't remember which one I have used in my .22PPC .I will have to go back to my records and look.
I am going to try the N110 in my .22 Hornet, although Lil Gun seems to be the powder for that gun.

[sthwestvictoria]

This pdf has some data using cast bullets and the VV powders:
http://www.hn-sport.de/fileadmin/user_upload/pdf/service/laborierungsdaten.pdf

There was a long thread by andy79m about an overpressure event using N110 in the .375
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?250420-Causes-of-hard-bolt-lift

[.22-10-45]

Vit. N110 has proven very accurate in my .22 Hornet shooting 52gr. cast G.C. My go to powder for this cal. has always been H4227...but the N110 seems a shade more accurate and leaves bore alot cleaner. I need to test more..but for some reason this powder and 52gr. plain base will not group although H4227 and same bullet shoots 3/4" at 100yds.

[Clay M]

This pdf has some data using cast bullets and the VV powders:
http://www.hn-sport.de/fileadmin/user_upload/pdf/service/laborierungsdaten.pdf

There was a long thread by andy79m about an overpressure event using N110 in the .375
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?250420-Causes-of-hard-bolt-lift

Thanks for the links.
My only real use for the N110 will be magnum handgun calibers.