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@@OttensenVuurwerkk wenn Du aus dem Ruhrgebiet kommst, gerne. Denn da zeige ich jedes Jahr das Feuerwerk an.

@@Raketenmann1980 darf ich dabei sein? Würde mich mega freuen!

@@HotasChillis Du sowieso..

Nou nog zien te bemachtigen

@@DutchClawz haha ja ofnie

100 strzałów 1500 ziko ;)

@@lolek42. Wiem, jeszcze czekam na jakas promke albo kod promocyjny. Ale chyba trzeba bedzie wydac te pare k plnow na nowe wyrzutnie. Jakosciowo miazdzą.

If you could you should come to Europe near New Year and enjoy all the things we can have here. I already bought fireworks last weekend and so did loads of Dutch standing in line for 1,5 hours for shops. It is really big in Northern Europe. But the best place to go is Poland or Sweden, where these products like you see above are perfectly legal. In Benelux and Germany it is F2 but it is still a brilliant display you can set up. As a Funke connaisseur yourself, you probably know. It is a bit crazy for me 9and I do not want to start any argument) that guns are so easy to get in the US, but some serious fireworks as far as I know not...

@@Serenoj69 You’ll get no argument from me on the gun laws over here, Unfortunately, lobbyists for the gun companies have more power over our politicians that their constituents do. Especially the Republicans…. It’s a shame the fireworks lobby isn’t as influential as the gun and gambling lobbies here. But then again too many stupid people would get access to things they really shouldn’t be playing with. Was fortunate on New Year’s Eve down in New Orleans to finally get some 500 gram cakes and canisters shells to play with, but back at my home in upstate NY, the only legal fireworks are fountains. Boo Hiss..lol.. As far as a trip to the other side of the pond, am pretty sure that’s never going to happen. So playing with FUNKE cakes will remain out of reach. Unfortunately…

@@topcat43truffles15 Well basically the problem in the US (and not only US) is that it is becoming a wellfare state for companies. You can vote once every 4 years, they can lobby every single day and spend loads of money on it. Moreover: many US candidates for presidency are in the pocket of big money. This all has little to do with fireworks, other than as you point out there is not a lot lobbying going on there I guess. And a trip from the darkside into the light (only talking about fireworks here!): sad you can't do that. The Americans I know and did, some very rightwing Republicans btw were so amazed they are actually going to live over here. How can people change from an American nationalistic (but always kind!) person and prefer our (to American standards) extreme leftwing society still boggles my mind btw. But off topic again and of course there are many people going from opur side to yours since that lifestyle suits them better! Also: in Europe we can buy whatever kind of fireworks we want in other countries. It isn't always legal. And people simply do not listen to police over here if the law doesn't seem to be based on logic. So we had a firework ban last year supposedly due to covid and the pressure "all those injuries due to fireworks" would have on our healthcare system. Well, even these caretakers said "that is just a measure that can be seen as windowdressing. They would do a lot better if they banned alcohol this year!" And the numbers are very very clear on that over here. Alcohol is a huge burden in various ways, not fireworks. So in the end no one cvared about the police. No cared that Dutch shops were closed. Belgian ones weren't. Polish ones weren't. And in Poland the fireworks you can buy are F4. F4 compunds, F4 crackers....So what happened ( I witnessed this myself): I stood in the line in front of a Belgian fireworksshop with my son for 3 hours. Fortunately it was warm weather (5 C/40 F). So we didn't mind. 3 hours with only Dutch people. Which was the case in every single Belgian shop (that is a lot of them!) and at New Yeares eve we could see and hear the results: a lot of good fireworks, also a whole lot of F4 fireworks clearly witnessed by the big shells people shot! Not a single person got angry, they applauded me for the show (I shot some Funke compunds etc). Everyone happy, police never intervened either. So this year, a total ban or not won't have the desired effect. People will do as they please anyways. We are not exactly law abiding citizens over here haha...

@@Serenoj69 Loved your “ Welfare state for companies” comment… As the old saying goes “Money Talks” and that’s why they get to keep all the money…. Unfortunately, there’s this big “POND” between the States and Europe, so we can’t just drive across borders to fetch our stash of fireworks like you can. I live in NY state half the year and am not that far from the Pennsylvania border. Unlike NY, Pennsylvania has more liberal firework laws. So, a lot of New York residents cross the border to a nearby fireworks store in Pa. to illegally bring our favorite toys back home. I’ve heard stories of New York police checking out car licenses for NY plates leaving the store and confiscating the fireworks when they cross back into NY. Probably nice fines too… One other little thing, while I was down in New Orleans this past winter, you wouldn’t believe the number of times you hear shots fired, idiots (mostly kids) with guns….mix in liberally with alcohol and drugs, what a combination. Guess the same could be said about adding fireworks to that equation. Ah, what a world we live in…. Been a pleasure conversing with you. May your skies on New Years and whatever day you celebrate and use fireworks be always filled with beautiful colorful displays. All the Best to you and yours. 👍🏻🍻😎 ( by the way, 5C/40F is not what I’d call “warm”…lol )

@@topcat43truffles15 Yeah I knew it is different form state to state but many were complaining that the F2 compounds we have are completely not allowed nation wide, or at least that was my impression. Otoh I saw 3" single shots are (not so over here for instance). So what is available in PA? Is it a lot better? 5 C is mostly called "mild" over here. Not warm, you are correct. Edit: it was a pleasure to converse with you too! And I wish all the best, surely also when it comes to fireworks!

Lohnt sich garnicht.

verdammt du hast recht, bin ein großer IF fan seit ende der 90iger und ist mir nicht aufgefallen 😅👍🏻

Das gebe ich dir recht, Funke haut momentan sehr viele neue sachen raus. Argento und Istra line noch dazu. Von den preisen will ich ganicht anfangen, die gehen dieses Jahr eh durch die Decke 🙈😎

350 knapp vorbei

Ca 100.

Last year 'bout 300€...this year I would guess around 400€+

@@jayjoe030 Well...not per se. Nerw relaeses will be 40% more expensive (said a salesmen in Belgium to me) but due to the fact that there is a lot of old inventory because of shops not able to sell for two years in a row, their prices won't go up in quite a few cases. But anything new will be pretty expensive. I think such an F3 compound of course is not somehting they have huge stock of, so yes in this specific case it will be a lot more expensive....

@@Serenoj69 yo...u're right...bought the compound for 290€.average price seem to be around 320€

@@jayjoe030 Well I was wrong basically but good to see you got it for a good price. Where are you based? Sverige? Uk?

@@Serenoj69 Germany

Aktuell leider nicht, haben die Fabrik nicht mehr gepachtet wo wir die hergestellt hatten..

Der Artikel wurde bereites 2019 geplant und 2020 produziert, wie viele andere auch, die gerade kommen. Die Mengen, die produziert wurden, entsprechen nicht mehr der aktuellen Nachfrage / dem Bedarf. Leider habe ich aber keine Glaskugel, und kann auch nicht zaubern - könnte ich das, wäre mehr Ware da ;)

@@funkefajerwerki3479 das mag sicher sein. Aber dann gebt doch bitte all euren Shopkunden die gleiche Chance, ein paar dieser - zugegeben sehr schönen - Artikel zu erwerben. Kann ja nicht sein, dass immer die Selben alles bekommen und der Rest geht leer aus. Das fällt langsam auf. Und ja, natürlich wird Funke nun sagen, dass das nicht stimmt :-)

@@kingklan11 Ich bin im Urlaub und wusste selbst nicht, dass der Shop in Polen öffnet. Meine Kollegen in Polen hatten entschieden, zuerst die polnischen Kunden zu beliefern. Dem hätte ich aber auch zugestimmt. Diese Artikel sind vor allem für den polnischen Markt, und Funke Polen soll in erster Linie polnische Kunden beliefern. Es macht für uns wenig Sinn (alleine schon logistisch), dass die Sachen/Mengen, die eigentlich für den polnischen Markt bestimmt sind, dann auch von deutschen Kunden weggekauft werden, nur weil wir in Deutschland nicht genug anbieten können. Zumal wir eh durchgehend Beschwerden kriegen, da zu wenig Ware da ist - egal was wir machen, ändern wird sich daran nichts, bis wir nicht genug produziert bekommen. Aktuell sieht es aber eher so aus, dass es noch weniger wird, was an Ware kommt, und wir damit klarkommen müssen. Ist halt leider so. Ich kann auch nachwievor nicht nach China, um vor Ort die Probleme anzugehen. Bringt also nichts, wenn ich überall nur Beschwerden höre, die Probleme sind mir bekannt und schaden uns letztlich am meisten, und es liegt am meisten in unserem Interesse, dass wir genug Nachschub bekommen, schließlich verdienen wir damit unser Geld