Report from the 2010 Nordic Championships
The 2010 Nordic Black Powder Championships were held this weekend in Orivesi, Finland, just outside Tampere about 200 km north of Helsinki. Click the link below for pictures and a report from the championships where Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway competed in muzzleloading and black powder cartridge competitions.
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svartkrutt.net is a portal for black powder shooters and collectors with a genuine interest for historical firearms. The portal is originally Norwegian, but all the content is translated to English. Here you find articles, news, forums, chat and a market place. It is on svartkrutt.net you find the latest news about the black powder sport and relevant information about the past. The portal is owned by Øyvind Flatnes.
Black powder shooting is the practical use of antique firearms, or replicas of these, that are loaded with black powder. A wide variety of firearms are used from flintlock muzzleloaders to ‘modern’ black powder cartridge firearms from the end of the 19th century.
A black powder book authored by Øyvind Flatnes — the owner of the site — was published in Norway in 2005. An expanded English version is currently in the works and will hopefully be available shortly. The book covers the practical use of black powder firearms from the late medieval ages until 1900. The expanded version will cover the most common Scandinavian firearms, such as the kammerlader, Scandinavian Remington rolling blocks, the Krag-Petersson and the Jarmann rifles.


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