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I figured bottom fusing shells of 3" were ok, but any larger would be pushing it. I really just didn't leave enough room to punch and crossmatch my timefuse and had never tried tying the shell on. I guess I am not very good at it. My mill is nearly ready so I can continue making meal powder for blackmatch so I can try top fusing them. I just wanted to be one of those guys that didn't have a dud in like 5 years of working pyro. Now if only I could get most of my stars to friggin lite. I am having more problems now then my first 40 shells. >Ah Pax, its always a bitter sweet moment with shells in the beginning. You did the right thing diagnosed your problem > and remember not to repeat the same thing twice. This is an art. I do > not like to bottom fuse shells into the lift just for the fact there are > sometimes failure in time fuse from being blown out. There is also more > of a chance of detonation within the gun or a muzzle break more often > from bottom fused from shells that I have observed in the past. I am an > advocate of top fusing, passfire to lift method. But 70 and one failure > is good track record. Doc >
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