Vihtavuori Powder Updates Online Loading Database

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posted on September 22, 2016
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Vihtavuori has updated its reloading information, adding VV powder load recipes for many more different types of cartridges. The online database now features 64 rifle and 26 pistol cartridge types.

Vihtavuori Powder is used by the some of the best shooters and manufacturers in the competitive shooting industry. Manufactured by highly qualified employees of EURENCO Vihtavuori Oy in Laukaa, Finland—Vihtavuori has full control of their powder production chain—beginning from the production of nitrocellulose to the bottling of the end product.

The update supplements the 2016 Vihtavuori Reloading Guide. The online Reloading Database has dedicated sections for Rifle Cartridge, Handgun Cartridges, and Cowboy Action shooting. Additionally, the company provides this helpful app: Reload Mobile App for iOS and Android.

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