it is a slow burning magnum pistol powder
I want to try it in the 22 Hornet
Has anyone used the powder with the 22 Hornet?
I have loads with h110 and w296 so I figure this should work
but have no load data or can I find any
surely someone has tried this combo...
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You probably already checked the VihtaVuori website, but just in case, they do not list the 22 Hornet in their data for N105. However, as you note they do list the usual high-pressure revolver cartridges, as well as some auto-pistol cartridges that operate at considerably lower pressures. Thus I agree with you, N105 may be a suitable powder for the Hornet. N110 appears to be even better, and is recommended,Originally Posted by white eagle
it is a slow burning magnum pistol powder
I want to try it in the 22 Hornet
Has anyone used the powder with the 22 Hornet?
I have loads with h110 and w296 so I figure this should work
but have no load data nor can I find any
surely someone has tried this combo...
Last edited by Tatume; 01-14-2024 at 02:14 PM.
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