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	Science Fair Projects - Jarmann M1884
		The Norwegian Jarmann M1884 was among the first bolt action repeating rifles to be adopted in the Western world.
		The Jarmann M1884 fired a 10.15 mm flpowder cartridge in an 8-round tubular magazine in which the rounds were lined up in a tube below the barrel.
		The sights on the Jarmann M1884 as first issued were graduated to a distace of 2400 m, and the original issue ammunition had a muzzle velocity of about 485 m/s to 500 m/s.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Jarmann_M1884 (930 words)

	jarmann
		The Jarmann rifle is one of the first (the first?) military approved bolt action repeating rifles in the world.
		In Norway, it was fitted with a cruciform bayonet for the army and a knife bayonet for the navy.
		The Jarmann was Noray’s second most produced rifle until the Krag Jørgensen and the Norwegian version is virtually impossible to get hold of.
	www.geocities.com /trondwikborg/jarmann.html (395 words)

	Jarmann
		The Jarmann was is turning bolt action rifle outwardly similar to the Italian M1870 Vetterli, the German M1871 Mauser and French M1874 Gras.
		The Jarmann sight, in addition to its 1,500 meter graduation, (later modifications extending the standard range to 1,600 meters) is fitted with an auxiliary "volley" sight on the left side of the fore end for ranges out to 2,600 meters.
		The Jarmann receiver is unique and unmistakable in having a split bridge with the bridge being divided into two sections (forward and back) and the bolt handle base locking the bolt by closing between the two sections.
	www.militaryrifles.com /Norway/Jarmann.htm (1026 words)

	Jarmann M1884 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Another interesting oddity is that the Jarmann action does not have a separate ejector, but instead relies on the fact that the extractor pushes the spent round down onto the elevator.
		for the Jarmann rifle: one virtually identical to the magazine used on the Krag-Petersson, one which was the forerunner for the magazine he used on the Krag-Jørgensen.
		A collection of rifles from the Fram museum, a Jarmann M1884 second from the bottom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jarmann_M1884 (2130 words)

	Jarmann M1884 - Databank
		The Jarmann M1884 fired a 10.15 mm fl powder cartridge in an 8-round, tubular magazine in which the rounds were lined up in a tube below the barrel.
		It has a non-rotating bolt (the part of the action that seals the rear end of the barrel) locked by a rotating bolt handle, and reputedly a smooth action.
		The M1884 with this final form of sight was also equipped with a sidemounted volley sight, intended for indirect volley fire over long distances.
	www.notd-aftermath.com /databank/index.php?title=Jarmann_M1884 (2266 words)

	Jarmann M1884 Resource Page - Jarmann M1884
		, Jarmann M1884 were graduated to a distance of 2,400 m (7,880 ft), and the original issue ammunition had a muzzle velocity of about 485 to 500 m/s.
		It is clear from the list that the Jarmann M1884 was significantly better than the other rifles tested, allthought in part this must be due to the higher muzzle velocity of the Jarmann.
		As part of the rebuild, the magasine was removed, the handguard and barrel shortened and the repeating mechanism removed.
	www.forensico.com /For-List_of_Firearms_HK_-_L-/Jarmann_M1884.html (2343 words)

	Karabin Jarmann M1884 - Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
		Jarmann M1884 - karabin norweski, jeden z pierwszych typów karabinów powtarzalnych używanych w świecie zachodnim.
		Jacob Smitch Jarmann zaprojektował swój pierwszy karabin strzelający amunicją w łusce tekturowej w 1838 roku, który jednak nie został zaakceptowany przez wojsko.
		Chociaż rozwiązania Jarmanna były pionierskie, karabin Jarmann M1884 nie okazał się sukcesem.
	pl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Karabin_Jarmann_M1884 (1632 words)

	Krag-Petersson Encyclopedia Article @ RSSFeedsDownload.com (RSS Feeds Download) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As a curiosity, it may be mentioned that Jarmann M1884 owned a Krag-Petersson with the serial number 168
		By comparing it to the Remington M1867, which was the standard issue rifle in the Norwegian Army, as well as against the standard service rifles of Germany, France and the United Kingdom at the time, it is quite clear that the Krag-Petersson suffered from having been designed for an outdated cartridge.
		The German Pattern 14 Rifle Jarmann M1884 and 71/84
	www.rssfeedsdownload.com /encyclopedia/Krag-Petersson (2320 words)

	Krag-Petersson Encyclopedia Article @ RSSFeedsTech.com (RSS Feeds Tech) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Another distinguishing feature was that the Jarmann M1884 rising from the magazine was not seated automatically, but had to be pushed into the breech of the rifle.
		It is also known that 18 August and Krag-Jørgensen tested the Krag-Petersson, without adopting it, and that Krag travelled Europe extensively to market the Krag-Petersson.
		The Krag-Petersson remained in use in the Royal Norwegian Navy for almost 25 years, alongside the Jarmann, and, from 1896, the Norwegian rifles.
	www.rssfeedstech.com /encyclopedia/Krag-Petersson (2254 words)

	Krag-Petersson Encyclopedia Article @ Rssreadingtool.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was also clear that the Jarmann, if adopted, would first be issued to the Army, leaving the Navy without a modern arm for at least another decade.
		A round is on the breechblock, waiting for the shooter to push it into the chamber
		The Krag-Petersson remained in use in the Royal Norwegian Navy for almost 25 years, alongside the Jarmann, and, from 1896, the Krag-Jørgensen.
	www.rssreadingtool.com /encyclopedia/Krag-Petersson (2184 words)

	index
		This illustrated article covers the main models of of the most "Norwegian military rifle" to be found - the Norwegian kammerladnings gevær.
		The "clickable" pictures on the right show different models from 1711 to the flpowder repeating bolt actioned Jarmann of M1884.
		The repeating rifles at the bottom of the page, are from the top: M1876 Krag Petersson repeating rifle, M1884 Jarmann, M1894 Krag Jørgensen, K98K Mauser and Garand M1.
	geocities.com /norskevaapen (761 words)

	Bayonets for sale and bayonets wanted
		The long Krag bayonet with two fullers all the way to the point.
		M1884 kårde-bajonett Jarman marked crowned 'H' February 10'th 2006
		Swedish/Norwegian (?) bayonet; Blade of Hafström design and mounting like the Jarmann M1884 bayonet.
	www.holmback.se /bayonets/Trade.html (384 words)

	Norwegian frogs
		There is a hook on the moutpice for the frog, so the M1859 frog will not fit.
		The short bayonet M1884 Jarmann for the navy has a steel scabbard with a tear drop shaped frog stud.
		The long Jarmann bayonets M1884 for the army has a leather scabbard with brass mounts.
	www.holmback.se /bayonets/Features/NorFrogs/Nor_Frogs.htm (749 words)

	Krag-Petersson Resource Page - Krag-Petersson
		Despite this, the committee did not recommend the Krag-Petersson as a standard issue weapon for the Norwegian and Swedish armies, primarily because the round it was designed around was considered to be obsolete.
		At the same time, the committee had already started testing the Jarmann M1884 bolt action rifle
		It is also known that Russia and Brazil tested the Krag-Petersson, without adopting it, and that Krag traveled Europe extensively to market the Krag-Petersson.
	www.forensico.com /For-List_of_Firearms_HK_-_L-/Krag-Petersson.html (2031 words)

	Shotgunnews.com - Muzzleloaders & Antique Long Guns For Sale Gun Ads
		A nice example of a scarce early U.S. martial arm.
		Typical infantry rifle with 2 bands, cleaning rod and M1884 Buffington sights.
		The flened breech block marked U.S. Model 1873.
	listings.shotgunnews.com /gunad/category/S4245 (1362 words)

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