Cool video, Just be careful reloading while that tube is still smoking. Some hot embers at the bottom will make that shell go off as soon as you drop it in the tube.
@@somnuswaltz5586 I have been doing pyro for almost 10 years now. While I have never seen it happen, it actually can happen. You pray and hope it doesn't ever happen to you but SAFETY is always #1 priority when working with the bigger stuff. It is more volatile and can kill you much quicker than any consumer item can. It is ALWAYS best practice to not reload a smoking mortar for concern of premature ignition. While it may never happen to you, do you really want to be "the guy" that cancels fireworks for the rest of us? I have taken numerous safety courses and am well versed in "WTF" moments... trust me! Having a 3" salute "flower pot" is not a fun day.
@@CurtieKing 100% agree with you, but let's give the shooter(s) some credit, at no point do we see them place their head or bodies over the mortars. Something else to note is the shooter's predisposition to dart/jolt/jerk away as soon as the fuse is lit. Tells me there have been some experiences in the past leading up to that knee-jerk reaction! :D
@@CurtieKing you’re so right, I’ve only had it happen once but that 3” shell lift cup took off half my hair and I couldn’t hear properly for almost a week. It’s not the biggest issue but damn that hurt bad haha
When I was a kid in the 50s, professional displays on the 4th were usually two mortars, hand loaded and fired by two shooters who each carried a red fusee so they could keep track of each other. The shells were usually three-break cylinders , probably four or five inch, and always had a bottom shot, or report, at the end. You never see those anymore, and I miss them. The finale was a preloaded bank of about 20 shots, followed by a big set piece of pinwheels and fountains on a wooden armature.
@@user-xe5eq9br1c I'm sure there are, but in all the municipal shows I've seen for many years, I haven't seen any. The trend now is just to saturate the sky with fire, and you never get to appreciate an individual shell, like a long lasting willow, because it will immediately get obscured by all the other ones breaking around and through it. People have become jaded, and they expect to see a huge amount of powder burned in very short time. In shows like these today, if there was a triple break shell in there, nobody would even notice it. I would though. The rhythm of those shells is etched in my memory. Pow... pow... pow........ > BOOM < Then a long pause in the silence, to savor the last winking and twinkling sparks drifting down in the sky, before the next shell would go up. If a show was paced that slow today, people would just start booing and get angry.
@@bellowphone You made me remember the small town shows from the 50's, early 60's. In one small Illinois town my folks always took us to the "homecoming" celebration on the 4th. All the generations of farmers and townsfolk, a small carnival, and the fireworks were never before 10 pm. They were just as you said, and I was in awe of every single aerial. And at the end, the pinwheels on a wooden armature like you said. The crowd and kids sat on the side of the hill cross from the shooters, very close, and there was no delay in the sound. But it was a long slow show.
@@geezermann7865 Exactly. We're from the same era. I lived in a small town in southern New Jersey. We sat along a beach at a swimming pond, and the show was shot from the opposite shore of the pond, where we had a perfect view.
Some of the retail shells advertised as larger shells are sometimes much smaller. E.g. they'll put a smaller shell half as big inside of a larger shell casing and fill it to keep it from vibrating. Or just take a smaller shell and wrap it a ridiculous amount of times to the size of the advertised shell.
When I was in Mexico I bought some shells that launch right when you lit the fuse, it gave me no time to run away and to make it worse when it launches it created a fireball not trying that again
Always clean spent lift charge out tube if shooting multiple shells from same tube!!! That sucker was smoking hence something most likely embers in bottom of tube. I use one of those grabbing claws 8-10 times the lift shell inside smoldering. I've had it where I drop another shell in kaboom. Luckily straight up. This why professionals use one shell per tube. Obviously that's costly but take a couple min in-between make sure lift cone out . Earlier on after one fourth I turned over a 6" tube and about 5 cones came out smfh . Be safe God bless
I JUST FOUND YOU, IAM TRYING TO GET CAUGHT UO ! VERY IMPRESSED SO FAR ! "DONT USE MOSQUITO REPELLENT EITHER ! JUST GOTTA DRINK A LIL EXTRA WATER BEFORE ! U ARE A CERTIFIED BADASS, KEEP EM COMING PLEASE !🇺🇲
ok either you guys are out west or def in PA lol which ever dont matter that is fire wish i could let those off too guess igotta stick to my canister shells for now...... Nevada soon here i come
It would be quick match. Basically the fuse goes into a paper tube and the additional compression that is caused by it being inclosed makes it burn instantly and violently. Like the rest of the fuse down to the lift charge just instantly explodes. It's not the most satisfying in this video but hearing quick match go has to be one of my favorite sounds.
Cool video, Just be careful reloading while that tube is still smoking. Some hot embers at the bottom will make that shell go off as soon as you drop it in the tube.
@@somnuswaltz5586 I have been doing pyro for almost 10 years now. While I have never seen it happen, it actually can happen. You pray and hope it doesn't ever happen to you but SAFETY is always #1 priority when working with the bigger stuff. It is more volatile and can kill you much quicker than any consumer item can. It is ALWAYS best practice to not reload a smoking mortar for concern of premature ignition. While it may never happen to you, do you really want to be "the guy" that cancels fireworks for the rest of us? I have taken numerous safety courses and am well versed in "WTF" moments... trust me! Having a 3" salute "flower pot" is not a fun day.
@@somnuswaltz5586 what the hell are you saying?
Good advice. Safety is always #1. The tube did not seem to be too firmly anchored either.
@@CurtieKing 100% agree with you, but let's give the shooter(s) some credit, at no point do we see them place their head or bodies over the mortars. Something else to note is the shooter's predisposition to dart/jolt/jerk away as soon as the fuse is lit. Tells me there have been some experiences in the past leading up to that knee-jerk reaction! :D
@@CurtieKing you’re so right, I’ve only had it happen once but that 3” shell lift cup took off half my hair and I couldn’t hear properly for almost a week. It’s not the biggest issue but damn that hurt bad haha
When I was a kid in the 50s, professional displays on the 4th were usually two mortars, hand loaded and fired by two shooters who each carried a red fusee so they could keep track of each other. The shells were usually three-break cylinders , probably four or five inch, and always had a bottom shot, or report, at the end. You never see those anymore, and I miss them. The finale was a preloaded bank of about 20 shots, followed by a big set piece of pinwheels and fountains on a wooden armature.
there is actually triple break shells out there. many.
@@user-xe5eq9br1c I'm sure there are, but in all the municipal shows I've seen for many years, I haven't seen any. The trend now is just to saturate the sky with fire, and you never get to appreciate an individual shell, like a long lasting willow, because it will immediately get obscured by all the other ones breaking around and through it. People have become jaded, and they expect to see a huge amount of powder burned in very short time. In shows like these today, if there was a triple break shell in there, nobody would even notice it. I would though.
The rhythm of those shells is etched in my memory.
Pow... pow... pow........ > BOOM <
Then a long pause in the silence, to savor the last winking and twinkling sparks drifting down in the sky, before the next shell would go up. If a show was paced that slow today, people would just start booing and get angry.
@@bellowphone Exactly. Finales nowadays are nothing but sky pukes. Just shoot as many as you can in 30 seconds.
@@bellowphone You made me remember the small town shows from the 50's, early 60's. In one small Illinois town my folks always took us to the "homecoming" celebration on the 4th. All the generations of farmers and townsfolk, a small carnival, and the fireworks were never before 10 pm. They were just as you said, and I was in awe of every single aerial. And at the end, the pinwheels on a wooden armature like you said. The crowd and kids sat on the side of the hill cross from the shooters, very close, and there was no delay in the sound. But it was a long slow show.
@@geezermann7865 Exactly. We're from the same era. I lived in a small town in southern New Jersey. We sat along a beach at a swimming pond, and the show was shot from the opposite shore of the pond, where we had a perfect view.
Those are some fine shells you got there. Real beauty's
Hola
That was absolutely amazing. I positively love the bassy thud of the launch. Awesome!
Definitely some quality shells love your content brotha !
I agree and very good recordings 👍
LOVE to hear the running away after lighting…smart to do.
OMG you never cease to amaze me brother beautiful looks awesome on big screen keep rocking my fellow pyro 💥👍😲LOL!!!
They were amazeing hope there more videos to come of these there awesome being a pyro head me self I love this type of thing beautiful fireworks
Loved them all, but shells 3 and 4 were banging.
Thanks for posting
Wish my 🔌 had some display shells… those were real beautiful :)
We’re you from? My plug got up to 8”
@@jesusg853 Upper Michigan, but I can travel a little bit if it’s worth it
I got a great dyde in Chicago, little pricey but has stuff you will not fine in stores lol. And gives deal if you spend money
@@chriskrilla107 I’ll be going to Chicago this summer, do you have instagram?
@@jonahsmithfireworks5281 Grand Rapids Michigan 🔌
Some nice 5s bro, the sound of the gravel under the feet from 🏃♂️ had me rolling 🤣 😎 subbed 👍
Beautiful shells made my day ❤
I love those spreader stars at 1:10. My friend calls them "sperms from space".
I love the crackling ones those ones are awesome I bet you these fireworks were pretty expensive
Very nice 👌 huge breaks awesome colors
Wow that was pretty cool. 😮
Enjoy your channel. Glad it found me.
really nice shells
Those shells are sick I need those
Do u know where to get some, I'm sick of the long 5 inch shells, I want the 5 inch round ones 😁😁
@@paulpersons799 imported. firework stores won’t have these as they aren’t consumer fireworks
Nice shells bro 👍🏾👍🏾💥💥
10 of these 10 ft spread walk down line lighting them would be a great ending
So this is the reason why movies make sound effect. Imagine watching a movie with footstep sound like this.
very nice shells
Shots 1,2,4 were the prettiest pale green. never seen that color in a FW.
Love the Crackling ones...
Thats nuts shooting display fireworks out of a 5 gallon pail
Good choice on the Tropic Marin sea salt bucket. lol.
🎆🎇 can’t wait for the 4th
very nice shells! nice effects!💪
Dude, if you invest a lot in a good camera which can film 4K with decent quality at night, oh man you gonna make a BANK on this content!
I hope, someday, that someone is stupid enough to sell those to me.
Lol
LOL 🤣 I noticed that y'all run faster each time 😂.... Cool lighter 👍😁
You've definitely got the goods just subbed!!!💪🥳🔥🤟
Need a katyusha with 50 inch ones.
Nice video
Out of a 5 gallon bucket? That's cool
I want like 30 of the 2nd one you did
Where can I buy these
Some of the retail shells advertised as larger shells are sometimes much smaller. E.g. they'll put a smaller shell half as big inside of a larger shell casing and fill it to keep it from vibrating. Or just take a smaller shell and wrap it a ridiculous amount of times to the size of the advertised shell.
cap
Is that a tropic Marin bucket. Who's in the hobby LOL
Why do you never leave links to where you get these
Coz they need a special ATF license
When I was in Mexico I bought some shells that launch right when you lit the fuse, it gave me no time to run away and to make it worse when it launches it created a fireball not trying that again
Oooo 👀🙌
👀🤩
Beautiful
Holy shit they go so high!!!
Always clean spent lift charge out tube if shooting multiple shells from same tube!!! That sucker was smoking hence something most likely embers in bottom of tube. I use one of those grabbing claws 8-10 times the lift shell inside smoldering. I've had it where I drop another shell in kaboom. Luckily straight up. This why professionals use one shell per tube. Obviously that's costly but take a couple min in-between make sure lift cone out . Earlier on after one fourth I turned over a 6" tube and about 5 cones came out smfh . Be safe God bless
I JUST FOUND YOU, IAM TRYING TO GET CAUGHT UO ! VERY IMPRESSED SO FAR ! "DONT USE MOSQUITO REPELLENT EITHER ! JUST GOTTA DRINK A LIL EXTRA WATER BEFORE ! U ARE A CERTIFIED BADASS, KEEP EM COMING PLEASE !🇺🇲
Awesome pure awesome
Where do you buy your pro grade fireworks?
Awesome
Fantastic
ok either you guys are out west or def in PA lol which ever dont matter that is fire wish i could let those off too guess igotta stick
to my canister shells for now...... Nevada soon here i come
Thank you quantum physics
Pyro Patriot!! Nice Burn Session. 👌
Thanks bro!
Wow 😲😍
Can you even get these in the states anymore?
These are awesome
Did you ADD the visco fuse yourself?? Or did they come with it??
Hey man, they half loadin artillary shells here. I saw NONE. NONE WENT ABOVE THE TREES TO SEE BUT IN THE PAST IT WAS ALWAYS 360° around
phones and most devices are just unable to capture fireworks well. It could be a 10" shell and they look like 2" shells on video.
I have shot alot of 4s and 6s.... .those 5 inch shells are very nice..
How do you get them?
Where can I get some of these Fireworks???
Very nice!!
Where do you buy these?
A Tropic Marine salt bucket....what type of tank do you have?
very nice
Sswwweeet 👌🏼 😎💨💨💨💨❤️🔥
Holy shit
Sweet.
How and who can I buy those from! 🙏 Name your price
Love how silent they are on the way up
I love crossettes.
How do I get my hands on some of these ?
🔥
Where you from man? Let's meet for a shoot sesh!!! 💥🤩🎇
There went a few thousand dollars up in smoke lol
wow I need these lol
I absolutely love fireworks! Where can I get stuff like this?
LA
Crossette is always a nice effect
I wanna know where I can get some
Please tell me where I can get 10 of these? Philly resident here.
So nice
Nice... where did u get the tubes
sorry but you're gunna have to get a high speed camera and some 4k footage! They are amazing
Where can I get those
Where are y’all buying these?
💥🇺🇸💥🇺🇸💥🇺🇸💥🇺🇸💥
How hard is it to get a lisence to buy these?
How would I go about getting shells of this size?
Where can I purchase?
Where can I get these????
cool
I have no idea what's going on but I love every second of it!!! I LOVE fireworks. What was that sound from right when they start to take off?
that is called the initial lift if I'm not mistaken.
I think you are talking about the quick match before the initial lift charge.
It would be quick match. Basically the fuse goes into a paper tube and the additional compression that is caused by it being inclosed makes it burn instantly and violently. Like the rest of the fuse down to the lift charge just instantly explodes. It's not the most satisfying in this video but hearing quick match go has to be one of my favorite sounds.
You make or sell these ??? I need them ❤️🔥
Can anyone buy these and where PLEASE roughly how much do they cost
holy
what microphone you using to record this?)
Where can we get these at
where to buy it?
Bangers