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Try downloading the VV manual from http://www.lapua.com. It says 4,8gr. N-320 with a 158gr. Rainier bullet as max load.

Magtech factory 9mm ammo with the 95gr. JSP is the most accurate load I've ever fired in my Beretta 92 Steel-I

Which primers do you use for these loads? What do you use for minor loads?

Found this 9mm at the range one day. Now that is a flattened primer

I'm looking for minor accuracy loads for .356 125gr. plated bullet with either N-320, N-340, N105, or 3n37.

Has anyone her slugged a 38 Super Kart barrel? I'm going to figure out some accurate loads so where do I start? .355 or .356?

Just seems odd that the manual lists hot major loads without any warnings. I wouldn't dare this without a fully supported chamber. Or is it just me? I'll work up some N-105 loads as soon as I get my new gun and post the results here.

I'm planing to use N-340 and 3N37 for normal target shooting. The N-105 is for hot full house loads for plinking with major FF.(fun factor)

Thanks for the information guys. The VV manual has 9,9gr. as starting load. This should be a safe way to start?

I have just ordered my first 38 Super as a custom buildt 1911 with a ramped Kart barrel. I'm trying to figure out some loads and have a lot of 124gr. Rem FMJ .356. and N-105, N-320 and N-340. According to VV's online manual 11gr. of VV N105 will give 1594fps in a 5,5" barrel. If I run this load in QuickLoad it shows 62755 PSI and 120% filling. What't wrong here?

I need a 9mm load for Hornady 124gr. FMJ RN Enc. and VV-3N37. I can find lots of loads for the same bullet in FP and I assume that I can use the same charge (6,6gr.) but I need the C.O.L as the RN is somewhat longer.