VihtaVuori - is the writing on the wall.

[johnk]

This appeared today at Accurate Shooter:

VihtaVuori Powder is seeking participants for an e-mail survey on past, present, and future powder uses and other market related questions. If you'd like to participate, please e-mail Adam Braverman at abraverman@nammoinc.com

I will need your name, address (for a participation gift), phone number, and e-mail address.

This survey is open to both VihtaVuori users and those who do not or have not used VihtaVuori powder.

I need 20 participants. First come, first serve. Thank you.

AB

Hope it doesn't mean a rationalization of their powder range.

[jasmay]

NIOA taking over certainly sealed its fate in Australia.....

[aaronraad]

I thought the Norwegian government already bailed VV out a while back when they they had to rebuild the factory? Something about national security after being side-slapped both ways during WWII by Germany and Russia along with Finland & effectively Sweden.

I wasn't aware that there was a Nammo Australia in Collingwood - https://www.nammo.com/who-we-are/locations/australia/nammo-australia/. You'd think consolidating a few 100kg of civilian retail product in a shipping container primarily loaded with military product for the ADF would be the most cost effective. Unless they are turning over very little military or industrial product in Australia given the current mining 'poof' instead of 'boom'?

[johnk]

Isn't some of the sniper stuff Lapua?

[jasmay]

Isn't some of the sniper stuff Lapua?

Yes John, unless things have changed, you are correct.... .308 - .338 are Lap