First Fire Ignitor Jr. (3)

I have been using First Fire Ignitors for many years with no failures.

These work much better than the copperheads, make sure they are touching the grain and held in well so that they don't spit out the nozzle. A little 4F can help ensure ignition

I've used at least two or three of these in my rockets, all of which just wouldn't light with the copperheads. On all occasions, these lit up the motors first time every time. These are really great, so much easier and more reliable than the copperheads. Supposedly, Aerotech caught on to this, and has discontinued using copperheads in the reloads, but there will still be many still in circulation. These are really, really awesome ignitors, and the only downside is that they're usually pretty expensive, usually Between $8 and $12 for three. Expensive, but worth it!