Totally more bang for the buck. Only downside is now your limited to different kind of fireworks because when you buy cases youll be getting alot of the same ones. Thats how I buy my shells though by the case.
Very nice and informative video. Especially for someone like me that has never done fireworks before. I just need to find out where I can get some of it in my country.
Ok now let's get into to "Good Stuff" ya know the kind fireworks that you need to know someone to get. The ones you get from the plug. Oh yes now those are biggest lol.
Northside pyro were you located. I imagine your talking about Nothside Chicago? Im out in Romeoville. What shop do you like best in Indiana? Ive been going to Boomtown for last 20yrs every year lol.
The average people don’t really have “shows” we just light fireworks one by one or 2-3 at a time . If you don’t have a mass amount of people then you don’t need to be putting much thought into what to light .
I think I'd spend $150 on Shell kits, so maybe a 24 pack and a 12 pack or 2 24 packs if the place has really good prices, $150 on 500 gram cakes and $200 on 200 gram cakes
@@NorthSidePyro The place I'm going has $79 Excalibur Shells and really cheap 200 gram and 500 grams. I would like to buy roman candles, saturn missiles etc
@Sevendustfan2009 I'm not a huge fan of Saturn missles, but Roman candles are a ton of fun to play with, so maybe take $50 from the 500 gram budget and $25 from the 200 gram budget for Roman candles and miscellaneous other stuff
Rocket fireworks! best value Ive found yet! Always get ours there for the last 3 years. No one can beat their prices.
Where's that store? Indiana?
I feel like once you have at least $800-$1000 budget. You should look into wholesale. More bang for your buck!
Totally more bang for the buck. Only downside is now your limited to different kind of fireworks because when you buy cases youll be getting alot of the same ones. Thats how I buy my shells though by the case.
Very nice and informative video. Especially for someone like me that has never done fireworks before. I just need to find out where I can get some of it in my country.
I shopped at Rocket Fireworks as well. Nice video!
Great video brother
Good idea for a Video
I shared the video .thanks for the video .Pyro On brother Have a great 4th and be safe
Thanks! Have a great 4th and put on a great show!
Ok now let's get into to "Good Stuff" ya know the kind fireworks that you need to know someone to get. The ones you get from the plug. Oh yes now those are biggest lol.
Awesome video lots of good info, it would be great to see another video of the break effects what they look like and are called!.
Northside pyro were you located. I imagine your talking about Nothside Chicago? Im out in Romeoville. What shop do you like best in Indiana? Ive been going to Boomtown for last 20yrs every year lol.
The average people don’t really have “shows” we just light fireworks one by one or 2-3 at a time . If you don’t have a mass amount of people then you don’t need to be putting much thought into what to light .
Or if you live where there illegal
Great info for people who need to know nice info Northsidepyro
I'm working with a $500 budget. What would you suggest?
I'm going to St Joseph, MO by the way to buy my fireworks
I think I'd spend $150 on Shell kits, so maybe a 24 pack and a 12 pack or 2 24 packs if the place has really good prices, $150 on 500 gram cakes and $200 on 200 gram cakes
@@NorthSidePyro Thanks for the advice man
@@NorthSidePyro The place I'm going has $79 Excalibur Shells and really cheap 200 gram and 500 grams. I would like to buy roman candles, saturn missiles etc
@Sevendustfan2009 I'm not a huge fan of Saturn missles, but Roman candles are a ton of fun to play with, so maybe take $50 from the 500 gram budget and $25 from the 200 gram budget for Roman candles and miscellaneous other stuff