Can anyone suggest load data for the 232 gr Norma Vulkan Bullets in cal 9.3x62 using Vihtavuori N133?
Thanks in advance,
Guus Verheijen
P.S.: I can read Swedish
N133 Loaddata for 232 gr Vulkan in 9.3x62
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Mijn heer,
try a look at http://www.vihtavuori.fi Certainly they don´t have any loadsa for Norma bullets, but there ought to be some data for similar bullets.
Best regards,
Fritz Kraut
...the mark of the hunter is the ability to get close.
try a look at http://www.vihtavuori.fi Certainly they don´t have any loadsa for Norma bullets, but there ought to be some data for similar bullets.
Best regards,
Fritz Kraut
...the mark of the hunter is the ability to get close.
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Hej Guus!
I have used N-135 in my 9,3X62 with 15 gram bullets. 58 gr. gave me a V/0 at aprox. 770 m/s. This could be the result of differences in powder lots and/or the fact that different barrels give different velocity.
In all cases you have choosen a really good bullet for your 9,3X62!
What are you planning to hunt with the 15 gram Vulkan bullet?
Stefan K
Ändrat av - Stefan.K den 08/13/2002 22:23:18
I have used N-135 in my 9,3X62 with 15 gram bullets. 58 gr. gave me a V/0 at aprox. 770 m/s. This could be the result of differences in powder lots and/or the fact that different barrels give different velocity.
In all cases you have choosen a really good bullet for your 9,3X62!
What are you planning to hunt with the 15 gram Vulkan bullet?
Stefan K
Ändrat av - Stefan.K den 08/13/2002 22:23:18
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Hej Guus!
I have used N-135 in my 9,3X62 with 15 gram bullets. 58 gr. gave me a V/0 at aprox. 770 m/s. This could be the result of differences in powder lots and/or the fact that different barrels give different velocity.
In all cases you have choosen a really good bullet for your 9,3X62!
What are you planning to hunt with the 15 gram Vulkan bullet?
Stefan K
Ändrat av - Stefan.K den 08/13/2002 22:23:18
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Gentlemen,
Thanks for the inputs sofar. The bullets are actually PPC #69305 which I am told have been renamed "Vulkan". I have some N133 that I would like to try in 9.3x62 it is normally used in my .222 Rem.
I have been loading the PPC bullet with N135 and N140, I have retrieved the following data from my files. I all cases the cases were reformed .30-06, CCI 200 primers were used and the 15.0 g PPC #69305 bullets were seated to an O.A.L. of 80.00 mm
Case: NNY (Privi Partisan)'06
Powder: N135
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 55.0-691; 56.0-700; 57.0-715; 58.0-733
Case: Win '06
Powder: N140
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 62.0-783
Case: Norma '06
Powder: N140
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 62.0-774
The rifle used is a BRNO ZKK600. The rifle is used for Vildsvin (wild boar), red deer, roedeer in my hunt in the Ardennes (Belgium).Only 7 more weeks and season opens! Prior to that I will be in Sweden quite a lot (e.g. Stockholm, Sundsval)the plan is to buy some scandinavian reloading books, any suggestions for book and/or (gun-)shops?
Best regards,
Guus Verheijen
Hej Guus!
I have used N-135 in my 9,3X62 with 15 gram bullets. 58 gr. gave me a V/0 at aprox. 770 m/s. This could be the result of differences in powder lots and/or the fact that different barrels give different velocity.
In all cases you have choosen a really good bullet for your 9,3X62!
What are you planning to hunt with the 15 gram Vulkan bullet?
Stefan K
Ändrat av - Stefan.K den 08/13/2002 22:23:18
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Gentlemen,
Thanks for the inputs sofar. The bullets are actually PPC #69305 which I am told have been renamed "Vulkan". I have some N133 that I would like to try in 9.3x62 it is normally used in my .222 Rem.
I have been loading the PPC bullet with N135 and N140, I have retrieved the following data from my files. I all cases the cases were reformed .30-06, CCI 200 primers were used and the 15.0 g PPC #69305 bullets were seated to an O.A.L. of 80.00 mm
Case: NNY (Privi Partisan)'06
Powder: N135
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 55.0-691; 56.0-700; 57.0-715; 58.0-733
Case: Win '06
Powder: N140
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 62.0-783
Case: Norma '06
Powder: N140
Charges (grain)/Velocity(m/s) measured: 62.0-774
The rifle used is a BRNO ZKK600. The rifle is used for Vildsvin (wild boar), red deer, roedeer in my hunt in the Ardennes (Belgium).Only 7 more weeks and season opens! Prior to that I will be in Sweden quite a lot (e.g. Stockholm, Sundsval)the plan is to buy some scandinavian reloading books, any suggestions for book and/or (gun-)shops?
Best regards,
Guus Verheijen
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Prior to that I will be in Sweden quite a lot (e.g. Stockholm, Sundsval)the plan is to buy some scandinavian reloading books, any suggestions for book and/or (gun-)shops?
Best regards,
Guus Verheijen
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Some good gun shops i Stockholm are Walter Borg and Widforss. They hav home pages: http://www.walterborg.se and http://www.widforss.se However, they do not update their sites too often...
If you are in Jönköping, I highly recommend a visit to Ryds Vapenhandel in Tenhult, which have a rather nice assortment of better old guns. http://www.rydsvapen.se
Best regards,
Fritz Kraut
...the mark of the hunter is the ability to get close.
Prior to that I will be in Sweden quite a lot (e.g. Stockholm, Sundsval)the plan is to buy some scandinavian reloading books, any suggestions for book and/or (gun-)shops?
Best regards,
Guus Verheijen
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Some good gun shops i Stockholm are Walter Borg and Widforss. They hav home pages: http://www.walterborg.se and http://www.widforss.se However, they do not update their sites too often...
If you are in Jönköping, I highly recommend a visit to Ryds Vapenhandel in Tenhult, which have a rather nice assortment of better old guns. http://www.rydsvapen.se
Best regards,
Fritz Kraut
...the mark of the hunter is the ability to get close.




