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Thanks i will try the 3N38 but for now i would like to familiarize myself with 3N37

Thanks guys for all the advice now im using 3N37 powder . I love the way dot moves . 8.2 3N37 125 gr - 172 pf

There's no after market help from the gun builder that's why im lost so i decide to post here and got a lot of positive replies

OIm using an open gun and 38 super

Thank you so much for all your kind reply and im in process of finding the right load and that miserable dot movement hehe . Happy shooting and stay safe just enjoy the game DVC

1. Don't take this wrong, just asking. How long have you been shooting open? This is normal, unless its excessive. If you are new to open, have an experienced open shooter shoot your gun and see what he thinks. Do a search here on dot movement. There's a couple of videos posted. Compare these to your dot movement. 2. About ten years ago, N340 powder was popular locally for awhile, but at 172-175 power factor. Everyone I know has moved on to slower powders, but it was definitely Im new to open division . About 2 months and i have just shot around 1k rounds into and trying diff kind of loads. Thank you very much for the advice im still learning all about open guns

Sorry for that i did not edit my profile . Im from the philippines and im new to open division we are in IPSC . After reading all your informative replies i think im going to 170-171 pf from there i will test on different loads until im satified with the dot movement were i can track it ver well . Thank you very much guys for ur very positive replies

Im loading for IPSC

The dot is going up and bouncing down and im using an 8lbs variable recoil spring

After the shot

Im experiencing this with my gun with pf of 165 . My current load is 6.9 gr 125 heads N340 im using a teflon heads running a V6 and 3 port comp . Thanks

Try to pm johnny lim at facebook

Call johnny lim

I'm from PI and i have a Razorcat 38 super it runs smooth never had a problem

Ok thanks for the info , right now im using 9 lbs variable and i ask johnny lim of Limcat he told me to use 8 lbs ISMI recoil spring .