I'm just curious, is there a limit to how many of these small magazines you can have in a location? For example, say I needed to store 60 Lbs worth of material. 50 in one and 10 in another. Would this be allowed or would the second magazine need to be in a separate building/ location? If it is allowed, it would seem like good practice to have an extra just in case you ended up with slightly more than 50 Lbs.
Yes you can have more than one 50 lb magazine. However, they may need to be in separate buildings and a certain distance from each other. I believe if they are one next to the other it counts as one.
Indoor magazine are ONLY 50lbs, If you have 5 of them in the same building the can ONLY hold 50lbs TOTAL for all of them.. You want to do 60lbs you would need a outdoor magazine, way more requirements.
If he were to add an additional magazine for more storage would he have to go through the same process and pay an additional fee every year for the separate magazine?
Dave, I recently purchased your ATF package, and loved to see this video. This is a great magazine idea. Any guidance on what department to start with with the local township/state inspections? I have a feeling that if i just call the local government building i may be bounced around for several hours...
Your setup is just for purchasing and not manufacturing more than 50lbs.. correct? Or else T.o.D. guidelines for surrounding structures would probably be an issue for occupied dwellings?
starlight no thickness just wood, or paneling is fine, atf just requires non sparking, ObamamustBstopped, this is also good for manufacturing product also, it is a magazine doesn't matter what is in it..
The measurements on this box 48 inches long 28 inches high and 24 inches deep pretty good size on the inside you could easily fit 2 full cases and have about almost a foot at the end laying flat
Phantom is waaaaaaay overpriced. I used to live in Buffalo. The police know people cross over to buy fireworks and bring them back to NY especially during and around July 4th. Your better off planning ahead and if you must go to Phantom take 5 & 20 back to Buffalo after you shop. Keystone in Bradford PA is better. Their prices are better as well. It’s actually closer than Phantom by 10 minutes. It’s right near Allegany state park. Better yet to avoid police go get a license. NY doesn’t have any programs, at least I’ve none I’ve ever seen but PA has quite a few. Dave from this channel is always advertising classes. Worth every penny and once you get everything you’ll not only get access to better fireworks but you’ll also get way better prices. 👍
Does anyone have any ideas for a home-built type 2 magazines? That 1/4” steel kinda breaks the bank. So I’m looking for pointers. And BTW, wa state is exact opposite of what you said about your state. I’d be glad to talk to you about it sometime. As I JUST got my manufacture license here in WA state.
If you have a magazine you can store the fireworks you buy. Without one any left over fireworks from a show have to be returned to the place you bought them. Means purchase, do show, take fireworks back late at night. This job box idea is definitely clutch.
You have 24 hours to use the product. Any leftover must be returned to the magazine. If you are contingency, that means returning it to where you bought it. If you have your own magazine, you just store it there and log it in.
I thought a magazine was just another name for a huge metal container like the ones you see by hundreds on loading docks. You cant fit much inside that thing. It's like half a dumpster. I want a huge container with metal doors and several locks 8ft x 15ft x 8ft.
CJ yes it is. I am also surprised they made it to the final with all the injuries. only thing that scares me with Nashville is they peaked at the right time and they are on fire and the pens just finished playing two seven game series In a row. all in all though the pens have the talent and coaching to derail Nashville.
I’m just wondering if you paid for a linex or rhino lining if that would work as a non-sparking lining. I didn’t see any requirement on thickness for indoor type 2.
at combat pyro. I considered that, but depending on what ATF inspector you get, is whether they think that is good enough or not is the question. I found that the ORIGINAL lining on these boxes is powdercoated, which would be non sparking, but it says wood is good in the orange book so if you don't try to change what is written it goes a lot easier, and the wood is much easier than rhino lining, 10 minutes literally to glue it in and good to go..
How can I obtain your video on getting the license?
The only magazines i had were Hustler and Playboy.
nice to know you can use a job box!
Did you get a cost of this magazine?
I'm just curious, is there a limit to how many of these small magazines you can have in a location? For example, say I needed to store 60 Lbs worth of material. 50 in one and 10 in another. Would this be allowed or would the second magazine need to be in a separate building/ location? If it is allowed, it would seem like good practice to have an extra just in case you ended up with slightly more than 50 Lbs.
Yes you can have more than one 50 lb magazine. However, they may need to be in separate buildings and a certain distance from each other. I believe if they are one next to the other it counts as one.
Indoor magazine are ONLY 50lbs, If you have 5 of them in the same building the can ONLY hold 50lbs TOTAL for all of them.. You want to do 60lbs you would need a outdoor magazine, way more requirements.
or built seceralspecific buildings just for the magazine i live on a farm plenty of room
If he were to add an additional magazine for more storage would he have to go through the same process and pay an additional fee every year for the separate magazine?
He is close to me. I have the same setup.
Pyro is such a cool hobby and or Profession !!
Bet I could not do any of this in California ugh
Just alot harder to get your license
Dave, I recently purchased your ATF package, and loved to see this video. This is a great magazine idea. Any guidance on what department to start with with the local township/state inspections? I have a feeling that if i just call the local government building i may be bounced around for several hours...
im looking for this info can you help me out. all i really want to do is shoot a few 3 inch in my backyard. and be able to buy 1.3 cakes.
Your setup is just for purchasing and not manufacturing more than 50lbs.. correct? Or else T.o.D. guidelines for surrounding structures would probably be an issue for occupied dwellings?
starlight no thickness just wood, or paneling is fine, atf just requires non sparking, ObamamustBstopped, this is also good for manufacturing product also, it is a magazine doesn't matter what is in it..
The measurements on this box 48 inches long 28 inches high and 24 inches deep pretty good size on the inside you could easily fit 2 full cases and have about almost a foot at the end laying flat
I'm looking to go to Phantom this Tuesday. From buff to Erie. Is too late and have more police stakeouts or should I of just gone earlier
Elliott Dzierzanowski find a wholesaler
Phantom is waaaaaaay overpriced. I used to live in Buffalo. The police know people cross over to buy fireworks and bring them back to NY especially during and around July 4th. Your better off planning ahead and if you must go to Phantom take 5 & 20 back to Buffalo after you shop. Keystone in Bradford PA is better. Their prices are better as well. It’s actually closer than Phantom by 10 minutes. It’s right near Allegany state park. Better yet to avoid police go get a license. NY doesn’t have any programs, at least I’ve none I’ve ever seen but PA has quite a few. Dave from this channel is always advertising classes. Worth every penny and once you get everything you’ll not only get access to better fireworks but you’ll also get way better prices. 👍
I need help getting my atf license can someone point me in the right direction
I live in Illinois
Bro I got mine u end up getting yours?
@@YessahBlessah608are you in IL too?
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Awesome box and video thanks y'all😎👍👍
Does anyone have any ideas for a home-built type 2 magazines? That 1/4” steel kinda breaks the bank. So I’m looking for pointers. And BTW, wa state is exact opposite of what you said about your state. I’d be glad to talk to you about it sometime. As I JUST got my manufacture license here in WA state.
Hey, I’m also from Washington and I’d like to get my license soon. I’m looking for someone to help me with the Washington state rules and whatnot
35 seconds before the video ends he says " at 11:00 at night having to take something back, this is priceless" what does that mean?
If you have a magazine you can store the fireworks you buy. Without one any left over fireworks from a show have to be returned to the place you bought them. Means purchase, do show, take fireworks back late at night. This job box idea is definitely clutch.
@@milk_before_cereal do you have a log book or something to show what you shot and what you still have to keep in a magazine?
@@droppin88 i know you need a log book. Dont know what all goes in it.
You have 24 hours to use the product. Any leftover must be returned to the magazine. If you are contingency, that means returning it to where you bought it. If you have your own magazine, you just store it there and log it in.
Don’t use master locks. They are the worst, security wise.
Lpl have a field day
@@fergotti Exactly
What's the weight limit of an outdoor magazine?
look it up on ATFs website , it varies
@@AlChemicalLife it just says no more than 300,000lb
@@edwinlee750 Look at the table of distances chart , see what fits your specifications and there you go.
Lol I know that guy in tx.
Too bad he's in PA
I thought a magazine was just another name for a huge metal container like the ones you see by hundreds on loading docks. You cant fit much inside that thing. It's like half a dumpster. I want a huge container with metal doors and several locks 8ft x 15ft x 8ft.
What ever floats your boat expect to pay big for one of those big containers!
Go Pens! let's get the back to back Stanley cups!
Josh Gardner from Chicago I hope the pens kick their butts watched every game so far and for what they're missing to be in the cup finals is amazing.
CJ yes it is. I am also surprised they made it to the final with all the injuries. only thing that scares me with Nashville is they peaked at the right time and they are on fire and the pens just finished playing two seven game series In a row. all in all though the pens have the talent and coaching to derail Nashville.
I’m just wondering if you paid for a linex or rhino lining if that would work as a non-sparking lining. I didn’t see any requirement on thickness for indoor type 2.
at combat pyro. I considered that, but depending on what ATF inspector you get, is whether they think that is good enough or not is the question. I found that the ORIGINAL lining on these boxes is powdercoated, which would be non sparking, but it says wood is good in the orange book so if you don't try to change what is written it goes a lot easier, and the wood is much easier than rhino lining, 10 minutes literally to glue it in and good to go..