Fireworks Safety Tips : Different Classes of Fireworks

Learn how to safely shoot different classes of fireworks in this free video on firework safety for holidays like New Year's Eve, the 4th of July and beyond.

Expert: David Hunter
Bio: David Hunter has been working with fireworks for more than 15 years.
Filmmaker: Ivan Rattliff

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• fire
• safety
• safe
• tutorial
• fireworks
• new
• year
• 4th
• of
• July

[Sleepyhead54]

this guys got an insane beer belly lol

[DOGSTAIN007]

i read that:

Class C: consumer fireworks

Class B: professional grade

Class A: high explosive

[PerryThePlatypus3]

@Dieselpower191 Expert Village < Displayfireworks1

[PerryThePlatypus3]

WHEN IS THE BABY DUE?

[jtarman70]

Wow. Most on here don't know jack about fireworks, especially Expert Village. From what I've seen they should be calling this Idiot Village. Idiots are folks who know just enough to get themselves hurt or get someone else hurt. 1.4g is the class of firework which is what consumers can legally buy. It is not representative of any composition loads you'll find in any specific consumer firework. In consumer fireworks, or 1.4g, the max load is 500 grams. But loads are deteremined by the type

[0AlexSkate]

or a 12 inch ball:)

[bigbenfann0000000001]

@DOGSTAIN007 me likey Class A

[pookies21]

warshington lol

[Patatata100]

@Sleepyhead54 do you know he can read that comment

[trainguy2020]

@hottsauce808

*ripps you apart* blood spews everywear*

*werewolf snarls* that's what you get for saying that!

[Muchacho64]

when's the baby due?

[SketchyAussie]

Did he really say 1.4 grams for class C fireworks? Trust expert village to provide false information. Last I checked, the pyrotechnic limit was 50 milligrams for consumers. 1.4 grams is almost an an M-80.