N133 Loaddata for 232 gr Vulkan in 9.3x62

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N133 Loaddata for 232 gr Vulkan in 9.3x62

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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
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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.

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<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>231 grain (15,0 gram) 9,3x62
norma vulkan-n135-57,0 grain-754 m/s
58,0 grain-779 =.
n140-59,0 grain-767 =
61,0 grain-793 =. 80,0mm long hope helps .


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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

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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?

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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

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Fritz Kraut

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