Have shot a lot of Varget in .308 with 185 and 200 gr bullets. It gives good temperature stability. I have found it can have variation in burn rate/ velocity from lot to lot. I think the most I have had to adjust to get velocity back to where it was is about 1/2 grain.
I use it in my model 700 22-250 shooting 55 grain BlitzKings. Shoots great out to 400. That's as far as I've taken it. I also tried it while experimenting with my 7mm08 with great results. I will be testing it more extensively in the future.
For many years H-4895 was my all around powder, it gave good accuracy in my 308 but Varget produced incredible groups. As the fellow with the 9,3 is also happy with it I will give it a whirl in my 35 Gibbs.
I run it with 120 Ballistic Tips in my wife’s 7-08. I did some load development with it and 130 Accubonds in my 6.5 Creedmoor. Accuracy was good but velocity left a lot to be desired.
I go through about 16 pounds per year of it in our 308's. Love the temp stability it has. After using Varget I've started using a lot more of the Hodgdon Extreme powders
When Varget first came out I remember it being called an improved version of 4064. I always liked 4064 in my 7-08 but have since switched to Varget with excellent results.