Sorry about the lack of smoking action as of late but retail seems to do that to me every year at this time.
However, I was quick to fire up the OBS when a friend of mine said that he didn't have enough freezer space to store his fresh kill.
Mixed 5 lbs up with Cabelas Pepper Jerky blend and let it sit overnight before loading the jerky gun. Brought some in to work and had to go home to pick up more, leaving only 2 measly bags left for me to snack on here at home.
I also managed to get my 2 burner modification done this weekend and ordered a PID. My new name for the smoker is OBSOS (Original Bradley Smoker On Steroids). ;D
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Looks good. The gun sure puts a nice edge on the stick.
Nice looking jerky.
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what style of jerky gun is that, mine slips and slide now when you squeeze it, the teeth on yours looks like it would stop that.
Mick
Just a cheapo gun i got at Sportsmans. I havent had any slipping problems at all.
The jerky gun is made by Nesco. I've had one now for about five years and it's been great. Nesco has them on sale right now for $19.95. Here's the link:
http://www.nesco.com/category_12e291b19e72/subcategory_d3464ecf5f0b/
Try their "Cracked Pepper and Garlic" jerky seasoning - it's awsome and the only seasoning I use any more.
That's the gun I have, no skip or slip but it is small.
Nesco makes two sizes of jerky guns. The one with the white tube is pretty small, but the one with the clear tube holds a full pound of meat.
My jerky shooter works pretty good as well. Haven't had any slippage from it. If you load it just right it will hold about 11 pounds :o
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Sorry guys I couldn't resist! ;D ;D
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on November 22, 2011, 04:10:27 PM
My jerky shooter works pretty good as well. Haven't had any slippage from it. If you load it just right it will hold about 11 pounds :o
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Sorry guys I couldn't resist! ;D ;D
Man that is mean! Close up like that? Damn, time to prepare a batch for redemption :)
Andre, I made that batch awhile ago using my water powered sausage stuffer.
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on November 26, 2011, 05:45:28 AM
Andre, I made that batch awhile ago using my water powered sausage stuffer.
Water powered what? I would love to see that thing!
Quote from: Flyboyandre on November 26, 2011, 02:13:39 PM
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on November 26, 2011, 05:45:28 AM
Andre, I made that batch awhile ago using my water powered sausage stuffer.
Water powered what? I would love to see that thing!
It is locally known as a Kirby Cannon on the Forum. There is several of the forum members that have them. Pikeman_95 makes them if you want to send him a PM for information
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on November 26, 2011, 02:30:51 PM
Quote from: Flyboyandre on November 26, 2011, 02:13:39 PM
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on November 26, 2011, 05:45:28 AM
Andre, I made that batch awhile ago using my water powered sausage stuffer.
Water powered what? I would love to see that thing!
It is locally known as a Kirby Cannon on the Forum. There is several of the forum members that have them. Pikeman_95 makes them if you want to send him a PM for information
Thanks 10pt5, message was sent right away and he was quick to respond. Looks like i will be making sausages too at some point in the future :)