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Originally Posted by mapuc
Ohh that's even more restricted.
Here it is not enough with a permission to handle black powder, you also need a paper on that you have gone a firework master training.
Since the huge firework explosion in 2003 the rules has been harder.
Markus
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Thats too bad they punish you because someone you don't know fooked up. Over here I can get black powder almost as easily as a black powder pistol or rifle. Though when it comes to powder the retailers I've seen set limitations on how much can be purchased. And of course, IMO any suspect amount I'm sure would set me in the sights of law enforcement. During COVID I stocked up five pounds of Shutzen triple-F when things were seemingly scarce. I still have about 3.5 pounds left. I swear I'll never order that much again.
Fireworks on the other hand are even easier to get and are sold in grocery stores next to the beer aisle for those people getting ready for the upcoming 4th of July hootenanny.
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