GUN STICK FOR FOUNTAIN SPARKLERS

Imagine this: you step onto the stage, and sparks spray from the gun in your hand like a professional stage fountain. The Gun Stick is a pyrotechnic handle shaped like a pistol — you insert a spark fountain into it, aim where you want, and ignite it with a thumb button. A moving effect instead of a static one — and that changes everything. Why the Gun Stick is a game changer A standard spark fountain stands in one place. You set it, ignite it, and step back. The Gun Stick flips that logic: you hold the fountain in your hand and direct the stream of sparks wherever you want. You can move with it, spin, lift it overhead. For DJs, performers, and film crews it’s a tool that turns an ordinary fountain into a dynamic show element. An artist’s entrance with sparks trailing behind looks completely different from static pyrotechnics set on the floor. Design and operation of the Gun Stick 1. Pistol form: an ergonomic grip with an activation button under the thumb — one-handed operation, no need to search for a fuse and lighter 2. Power: 2 AA batteries, so you don’t need chargers or cables — spare batteries fit in your pocket 3. Lightweight housing: you can hold it throughout the performance without wrist fatigue 4. Compatibility: designed for stage spark fountains — you mount the cartridge in the barrel and ignite electrically Where the Gun Stick works best Primarily events and video productions. Stage entrances, climactic moments in DJ sets, shots for music videos and promo clips. It works both indoors and outdoors. If you’re shooting video and need dynamic sparks in frame — an operator holding a Gun Stick will give you an effect you can’t achieve with a fountain placed on the ground. It’s also useful at private parties when you want to add a theatrical touch without hiring a pyrotechnics crew. Before use, check the instructions that come with the specific spark fountain — each has different burn time and spark range. Hold the Gun Stick with your arm extended, aim the stream away from yourself and others nearby. Do not use in rooms with low ceilings or near flammable materials — stage sparks have a short range, but they are still hot.