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Shouldn’t a more average firecracker be used? As far as I can tell, M-80’s aren’t sold for commercial use.Here's a link to the blog Zeus' Masterbolt < Serious Series Punch
I'll also post it on the evaluation thread
Edit: It will also be linked in the main post
By law, a firecracker sold for on-the-ground consumer use can contain no more than 50 mg of explosives. An M-80 has at least 3,000 mg. (Contrary to urban legend, that is not equivalent to a quarter-stick of dynamite, which typically contains at least 20,000 mg.)
M-80 Fireworks Continue to Be Used on July Fourth
Famously potent and dangerous they have been banned for amateur use since 1966. That has hardly diminished their appeal.
www.wsj.com