Sure, I’ve done it. The key is to treat the set like a field. Keep the explosives in a designated zone, use a clear line of sight, and have a second crew member double‑check every charge. The volley comes from a pre‑planned timing grid; a single misstep and the whole thing turns into a chaos trap. Always map the blast radius, run a dry rehearsal, and never let a stuntman walk into a trigger zone. And if you’re going for realism, the crew will trust you as much as the audience will believe you.