Another extruded stick powder.
If you make a mistake, and double charge/load, which would be very unsafe as it would be huge pressure, with N320 it would be vastly more noticable than say, Titegroup, because with this, it would fill a great deal of the case, even using 147 grain bullets.
This powder still is not what we would recommend for the beginner or starting out reloader, but then again, we recommend "zero" fast burning powders because of the potential of more dangerous pressure if you make a mistake loading.
This powder still is not what we would recommend for the beginner or starting out reloader, but then again, we recommend "zero" fast burning powders because of the potential of more dangerous pressure if you make a mistake loading.
N320 is the competition powder for good reason. It shoots what they call "soft", and is top tier accurate. Its also economical too (compared to other VV powders), even for an expensive powder since you are loading, generally, under 4 grains per load.
This powder is one of the hardest to find in times of shortage, due to the vast number of competitive shooters seeking it.
This powder is one of the hardest to find in times of shortage, due to the vast number of competitive shooters seeking it.
We think this powder is the best you can buy for competition perhaps, but overall, its not versatile through the entire range of 9MM applications. Becuase of this, it doesn't get a very high rating, because its a niche product for really only 1 specific purpose: Competing.