Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Sunday, December 22, 2013
20 Shot Firework Mortar Rack
This 20 shot mortar rack is constructed from 5/8. Has 20 HDPE mortar tubes. Plugged with 1.5" pine plugs
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Firing System
Our new product is here. We will be putting
the DB06R 6 cue firing system on our site. We will keep you up to date
with pricing.
Have a good weekend be safe.
Let Us Help You Light Up The Sky
www.manmfireworks.com
Have a good weekend be safe.
Let Us Help You Light Up The Sky
www.manmfireworks.com
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Sunday, July 7, 2013
More Firework Tips
Store fireworks in a cool, dry place
Always read and follow the directions on the label
Always have an adult present when handling fireworks
Use fireworks outdoors in a safe, non-wooden area
Having a working garden hose or bucket of water handy
Keep everyone a safe distance away from fireworks
Never re-ignite a firework that doesn’t light the first time or one that has finished its display
Never carry fireworks in your pocket
Don’t throw fireworks at anything
Keep pets indoors and away from fireworks
Never shoot fireworks in metal or glass containers
Keep spectators at a safe distance
Always wear safety glasses when igniting fireworks
Never place any part of your body that you aren't willing to lose, over a mortar tube.
Never look directly into a mortar tube to check it.
If possible, avoid reloading mortar tubes that have just been fired. If you must reload a mortar tube that has recently been fired, turn the tube upside down first to dump out any hot debris that may be remaining in the bottom before reloading it.
The paper mortar tubes that are supplied with many shell kits should only be used with the number of shells that were originally contained in the kit. Fiberglass and black HDPE (high-density polyethylene) mortars are much stronger and longer lasting and should be used whenever possible.
www.manmfireworks.com
Always read and follow the directions on the label
Always have an adult present when handling fireworks
Use fireworks outdoors in a safe, non-wooden area
Having a working garden hose or bucket of water handy
Keep everyone a safe distance away from fireworks
Never re-ignite a firework that doesn’t light the first time or one that has finished its display
Never carry fireworks in your pocket
Don’t throw fireworks at anything
Keep pets indoors and away from fireworks
Never shoot fireworks in metal or glass containers
Keep spectators at a safe distance
Always wear safety glasses when igniting fireworks
Never place any part of your body that you aren't willing to lose, over a mortar tube.
Never look directly into a mortar tube to check it.
If possible, avoid reloading mortar tubes that have just been fired. If you must reload a mortar tube that has recently been fired, turn the tube upside down first to dump out any hot debris that may be remaining in the bottom before reloading it.
The paper mortar tubes that are supplied with many shell kits should only be used with the number of shells that were originally contained in the kit. Fiberglass and black HDPE (high-density polyethylene) mortars are much stronger and longer lasting and should be used whenever possible.
www.manmfireworks.com
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