Hey guys and gals has anyone used a jerkey gun with a round tube to fill 19 or 21 mm caseings and if so how did it turn out .I misplaced my stuffer thanks for the input mad max
Keep looking for your stuffer :D
Quote from: lumpy on September 02, 2010, 05:53:37 PM
Keep looking for your stuffer :D
Ditto what Lumpy said.
Ummmmm how do you misplace your stuffer?
Seems to me that Hi Mountain says their jerky gun or something similar can be used for stuffing sausages. That little tube on the end seems a little short to me and it's tapered. Maybe they have another end that can be used. I saw something about that but didn't pay much attention. Sorry. If there is a special end it would work IMO but you'd spend a lot of time refilling the tube but if that's all you have???? ???
I have used the Jerky Blaster and it wasn't too bad. Takes a while to keep refilling the tube. Stuffer with 5lbs of meat is a lot quick and a bit less work.
Just bought a 5 lb. LEM stuffer from Bass Pro Shops to replace my Jerky shooter. Man that thing was a pain for stuffing. I can't wait to try the LEM.
I've got a 5lb LEM stuffer and it does works great. It however doesn't hold 5lbs. Maybe 3½ lbs. And if you're doing a larger batch it's a nuisance. But overall it's a great stuffer.
The jerky cannon will work but it is a real PITA and slow. I had been making my snack sticks with it for the last year or so and finally decided to buy a 5lb vertical stuffer. I only make small batches of sausage and was just using my grinder before. Well the stuffer is a GREAT improvement. I think it would take me 30 minutes to do 5 pounds of snack sticks cause you are always refilling the jerky cannon and you can't get allot of casing on it either. All i know is i wouldn't go back to that way when i can stuff almost 1 pound per minute now with the vertical.