the first 3 rows run on pink fuse. The last two rows run on the faster grey fuse. Taping the grey and pink together seemed to be the easiest way to join them (I'm neither a boy scout nor a sailor)
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the first 3 rows run on pink fuse. The last two rows run on the faster grey fuse. Taping the grey and pink together seemed to be the easiest way to join them (I'm neither a boy scout nor a sailor)
Like I said, 0% so far, but that's only based on fewer than 200 shells.
I think maybe it’s the multiple contact points that make it work well? I don’t know. And I’ve only shot about 6 crates this way, so far, I think. So it’s still a small sample size. But not a single...
Knots knots knots! Faster than tape, more reliable, and more consistent timing, in my opinion. It's fun and neat looking.
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