Outdoor Cooking Equipment > Pellet Grills and Smokers
Bullseye update 2.5 months in
tlg4942:
--- Quote from: TMB on June 09, 2021, 04:03:10 PM ---Thanks Terry! I'm just about ready to pull the trigger on another grill :D :D
Although Kimmie is not happy about that ;) but I think I got her ready for a new grill soon.
Now the main problem do I go with the Bullseye or the MB 1050 charcoal?? :thinking:
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I think I would follow Jack's lead if you go with the gravity feed and go with the Char-Griller... I have never had good luck with MB. They always fell apart(rusted out) within a year or two.
smokeasaurus:
Go with the CharGriller Tommy
My brother had one of their charcoal barrels that lasted him 6 years and he was notorious for not removing the ashes out on a regular basis....and he still got 6 years out of it.
I kicked the tires on a Masterbuilt over at Wal-Mart
They are cheaply made.
The Chargriller charcoal silo is porcelan lined and the barrel is insulated.
That is the one I am gonna grab down the line...............
hd002:
I found the little black grill grate brush you use to be able to find anywhere was a perfect fit for the vents , the 2 inch metal grate scraper attached to the end of the brush worked like a champ.
I tried the Pellets you mentioned and had the same results, I will probably stick with Lumberjack , Kingsford and the Traeger Signature . The Walmarts near me only have a few bags of Pit Boss these days and plenty of the Expert Grill pellets at $6.88 a bag . They smell slightly different, good for burnoffs and whatever.
And yes it does cook fast ! Ribs come out good with no wrap and I was able to wrap a 13lb brisket after about 6 hrs at 225.
:thumbup: :thumbup: for the Bullseye
smokeasaurus:
The Bullseye sounds like a fun grill to use :thumbup:
zueth:
--- Quote from: hd002 on June 10, 2021, 08:22:28 AM ---I found the little black grill grate brush you use to be able to find anywhere was a perfect fit for the vents , the 2 inch metal grate scraper attached to the end of the brush worked like a champ.
I tried the Pellets you mentioned and had the same results, I will probably stick with Lumberjack , Kingsford and the Traeger Signature . The Walmarts near me only have a few bags of Pit Boss these days and plenty of the Expert Grill pellets at $6.88 a bag . They smell slightly different, good for burnoffs and whatever.
And yes it does cook fast ! Ribs come out good with no wrap and I was able to wrap a 13lb brisket after about 6 hrs at 225.
:thumbup: :thumbup: for the Bullseye
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You have a link to that brush?
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