Vihtavouri Powders
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JerrySharrett
Senile Member
Contact Hodgdons or Caltron-Pettibone, they are the major US distributors.
333smitty
Tomball Gun Club
Vihtavouri Availability
One of my buddies just informed me today that he purchased 3-8lb jugs of 133 from
Powder Valley within the last couple weeks.....
I did not ask him if he received it or not.
He also said it was their last couple jugs they had for the time being.
Call them and confirm....
Hope this clears thing up for you.
One of my buddies just informed me today that he purchased 3-8lb jugs of 133 from
Powder Valley within the last couple weeks.....
I did not ask him if he received it or not.
He also said it was their last couple jugs they had for the time being.
Call them and confirm....
Hope this clears thing up for you.
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Been trying to order some from Bruno for 2 days. Can't get through to a human. Left 2 messages but no callback yet. Does anyone else have any? Powder Valley is showing out of stock.
Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
Good grief; what do you do with that much powder?
geo.ulrich
Member
your kidding right, this is benchrest the sport of constant shortages.
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Bill Dorsey
Guest
It's called find something that works and buy all you can afford.
For those in search of VV133......I have 3...8 lb jugs of lot 683/03 I'll trade for an equal amount of LT32.
I'd rather not get into the shipping and hazmat thing so a face to face trade would be in order.
Lee Martin
Active member
r44astro
New member
Good grief
Thanks to you all who answered for me!
I just began short range this spring. First match Shamrock, first target shot .139. I thought "boy this is easy" then I shot second target and so on. I was hooked. What a challenge! Everyone has been nice, especially Bart and Billy the first guys I met watching the Manatee February match. Any way why so much? Others have answered but I was talking to Bart in October at Riverbend. I asked how do I proceed from here. He recommended 100-200 pounds of powder, 50,000 primers and of course lots of bullets! Learn the powder, the bullets, and have enough to last so as not to be searching for components. Of course this only works if you have the money to buy.
Trout
Thanks to you all who answered for me!
I just began short range this spring. First match Shamrock, first target shot .139. I thought "boy this is easy" then I shot second target and so on. I was hooked. What a challenge! Everyone has been nice, especially Bart and Billy the first guys I met watching the Manatee February match. Any way why so much? Others have answered but I was talking to Bart in October at Riverbend. I asked how do I proceed from here. He recommended 100-200 pounds of powder, 50,000 primers and of course lots of bullets! Learn the powder, the bullets, and have enough to last so as not to be searching for components. Of course this only works if you have the money to buy.
Trout
jackie schmidt
New member
That works great if you happen to score some great bullets. But nothing is more painfull than having about 20,000 bullets laying around that have a .280 agg built into them.
I have been there, and done that. I have about 12,000 of Bart's Boat Tails on the .795 jackets that are good, but I also have about a lot of bullets that simply refuse to follow the leader, if you know what iI mean.
Bill...I'll take you up on that if we can figure out where and when. I just sent you an email.
Steve
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Bill Dorsey
Guest
Steve Lee got the powder trade.
Russell...never mind. I just located some and no longer need to do the swap. Logistics were going to be a problem so that's probably for the best.
Steve