Anyone know the difference between this one (BJX-5) and the Nesco BJX-8 jerky gun ? Also Nesco's website they show a BJX-12?
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The BJX-5 holds about 1 lb. and the BJX-8 holds over a lb. The BJX-12 holds a lb. The difference seems to be the quantity of the jerky seasonings/cures in each of the three. You get 5 in the BJX-5....etc.
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I'll be honest and say, I have no clue! I just know that my son always thanks me for finally getting him a gun that never jams, shoots really fast, and loads quick and easy! The best of all he's owned and his friends always want to play with them!, Adults too! :-) Sorry I don't know the answer to what you are asking though!
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Are they the same price? If they are, it's a printing err. Crossman does make a more expensive, and some say more precision pellet that is shipped in larger quantities, in a box, not a tin. They are called "lights" or "light hollow points" thus the LHP designation. Just my opinion!
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My advise, purchase the 620-PISTOLGRPQR, as opposed to the 620-CPG. The quality of the plate is the difference, while the price difference is negligible. Hope this helps, be blessed
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Yep, it's ixnayed. Calling Kraft confirmed it. Amazon will put you on a discontinued waiting list. Search around and some guy is trying to figure out a sub mix of it as am I. So, the end has come. Big bucks will be made should one make this rise like a Phoenix quickly.
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Has anyone replaced the trigger with a Charlie Da Tuna trigger, I put one on my Crossman Titan and the trigger pull is very very short compared to the stock trigger.
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I honestly don't know. You may want to go to Nesco's web site and research it there or send them an email..
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I would have it ground to use in the shooter very nice gun works great with Ground Sirloin that is what we use to make our jerky. very lean.
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The recipe book calls for ground beef to make the jerky. Once you mix it together you pack it in the gun and squeeze it. The ground beef comes out a slit in the end. It helps you get uniform pieces so you don't have some done and some not done.
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Personally, I have only used it for ground beef. The people I know who use it for venison all say it tastes great and they love it. I copied this from Nesco's website:Nesco® Jerky Spice Kits feature Jerky Cure and Seasoning Mix to create great tasting jerky. Each was designed for both ground-meat jerky and low fat cuts of whole muscle meat for jerky. This mix works great with wild game, beef, pork, poultry or fish. Hope that helps!!
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There is a snack stick and a sausage stuffing tip available for this jerky gun. The snack stick nipple is comparable to a "Slim Jim" size. The sausage tip is a bit larger.
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I would suggest going to youtube and searching, that is where I found a couple guys that had good videos and walked you thru it, my 88s are working well aside from the fact that my cartridges are "past date" so looking to get some newer ones just to stop that issue. But try the youtube thing!
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We are working with Amazon to fix the incorrect image, this should be the black pistol - they are having trouble removing the incorrect image for some reason. The silver should be another listing on Amazon.
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Brad, Please listen CLOSELY to what I'm going to tell you. I bought the P900 and IT'S THE BIGGEST P.O.S. that I've ever purchased from Amazon. DON'T BUY THIS ITEM 'CAUSE YOU'LL BE SORRY THAT YOU DID, Instead go with the UMAREX2252268 Browning 800 .177cal. it has the power to kill a ground squirrel at over 150 feet. Yes it may look & feel clumsy but, with the GAMO Precision Pellets "That have "cones" attached" to the front of the pellets most critters don't have a chance. This is the pistol that you want in your hand, the other is just JUNK, and there's the difference.
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This is the new plastic one. It doesn't look like much but the barrel and power plant are excellent. It has surprising accuracy and power. We all wish it had a walnut stock, but for under $40 it's a terrific bargain. If you happen to get a bad production model, return it and get another. The good ones are a delight to shoot.
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Sorry, I do not know. I do like the one I purchased though. I've dehydrated just about everything and the beef jerky is fantastic
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Does look the same, and both are 250 Watt. One difference I see is Nesco has 1 year warranty (http://www.nesco.com/files/pdf/bg13_blade_coffee_grinder_careuse_trilingua_r5.pdf), Epica has 3 year (as stated in manual). They have different service addresses -- but doesn't mean it isn't the same manufacturer. Note, on the bottom of the Epica is is marked "Intertek 3015314" -- if you want to compare to the Nesco if it's the same.