Is this the same unit as the Browning Cowboy Fire pit that is sold by Bass Pro shops?
313213
same thing only doesn't have the browning deer on it! and my husband and I love it!
313214
It is the same from what I checked out. I looked at grill at Bass Pro and bought this one. Don't see any difference other than name. A great grill to use also.
313215
Exactly same grill minus the Browning emblem and at a much lower price! We love ours!!
313216
It is, without the Browning emblems. You should know though the grating metal is pretty chintzy. Mine warped with one use. It works well but I will probably add new grating to mine.
313217
I think it is, when I looked at the one at Home Depot I thought it was called the Cowboy Fire pit, and it was the same.
123117
I do not know. I only have 870's. They have these at bass pro and Cabela's if you need to see up close the pin setup
1061421
Nope it is the same product! And i love mine. Great performance and a kick ass sound.
1377662
I would verify on the Mfrs website before ordering. I am not sure they are the same part number.
333012
I determined my parker would fit by going to bass pro and getting their parker off the shelf and going over to the cases and trying the fit. Then I ordered the case off the web. You might try that if bass pro sells your bow.
520893
Yes, this the same one. My wife is the one who did the research and found this model listed here on Amazon for a better price than other retailers. I'm very happy with it so far.
1130634
I got the stand in a few months ago. So I'm pretty sure it's a 2013. And I mainly bow hunt. But if you get the gun rest from summit I'm sure it will fit.
1179887
i have that same grill i bought from bps it has the round s.steel burners and the smoke box lays between the burners without holding the grates up any i have mine by the sear burner and it works great with the small wood chips and it is thick metal and should last for years...
70503
Yes, it absolutely is, the same unit just different branding. Very happy with it!
291818
Yes the one I have was a later model I had to trim with a knife were the ejector for the blot on the left side holding it as your going to shoot it . There is a flat spring like I had to trim a little for the bolt to eject the brass. Other than that all fits good . And it shoots great. I don't get the kick in my arm like with the wood stock. Great worth the money. Steve
814711
Yes. The bdc is very close to the indicated yardage when using the sierra 168gr bthp bullet.
1068435
I own both versions as I am a fan of this bbq. The older version had a lower grade of SS and I also had to replace the inner parts. I just called the company and they sold me the replacement parts for cheap. As for the new one. all I have to say is its day and night with the older version. less accessories but much more robust. The fan is also much better calibrated and the unit is less expensive. I was told they change maker and they had to pass the European norm so they made the unit stronger but anyway they have a good customer service. hope this helps.
744887
Yes, it is. I own one. It's our second one and we are quite pleased with it (lost the first one due to an all-consuming house fire).
7897
Might look a little lop-sided but as far as I can tell it should function just fine. I'd plug the holes with bolts, either living with the excess length or cutting off the excess. If yo buy short replacements be sure to get the same heads and high quality bolts to prevent corrosion. Obviously the right side shelf is needed for the side burner. If you don't want either side shelf get the model (310?) without it and save a few dollars.
530578
Not sure but I honestly don't think u want this fire pit it's pretty cheap! I mean don't get me wrong it can hold I fire just with some custom work. The paint on the bowl peels off after the first fire!!! Also there isn't good air movement to keep a consistent fire!!!! It always goes out! So I painted it with fire resistant paint and drilled holes is the bowl for proper air flow. Plus it's all made from aluminum cheap.
1620642
I would think so. I've got the old model with gas ignition and if you check the dimensions of the Performer and the Deluxe on Amazon (see below), they look pretty much the same except that the order is mixed up and the Deluxe is an inch higher.Happy New Year from Cologne, Germany,StephanWeber 1481001 Performer Platinum Charcoal Grill, BlackProduct Dimensions: 28.5 x 50.2 x 40 inches ; 91 poundsWeber 15501001 Performer Deluxe Charcoal Grill, 22-Inch, BlackProduct Dimensions: 41.2 x 28.5 x 50.2 inches ; 91 pounds
1158137
Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio item is at a higher sales rank, even though it's the exact same thing for twice the price!!! Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio... » Read More Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio item is at a higher sales rank, even though it's the exact same thing for twice the price!!! « Show Less