Does this use pellets?
264507
This device does not use any fuel, rather it attaches to your existing smoke generator and the flexible tube attaches to the smoker. The cold smoker attachment is a metal box and flexible tubing device designed to move the heat of smoke generator away from your smoker cabinet. The distance that this adds keeps the heat from the smoke generator lower and allows you to cold smoke cheese or fish. The box has a metal door into which you can put your water pan for your Bradley bisquets to fall into.
264508
No. It attaches to you Bradley smoke generator. It is simply a box that allows the smoke to cool prior to entering the smoking chamber.
264509
No it uses the Bradley discs that feed into the heating element. You detach the heating element from the box, connect the cold smoker to the box then reattach the heating element to the cold smoker attachment. It smokes cheeses great.
264510
The Bradley smoker that this adaptor is made for uses sawdust briquettes, which look like hockey pucks.
1964110
Hi Kim , thank you for your inquiry , not recommended as it's designed for lead pellets.ThanksPhil
395615
As long as there are no additives in the pellets. I have been using sawdust and olive oil pellets, twigs, fatwood, whatever. The thing runs great!
1013166
I haven't tried that yet, But I would think that the Hot water would break down the pellets. Maybe use luke warm water instead? You have to think, the animals body temp shouldn't be over 100, and household water temp is 140 plus. Give it a try and let us know... :)
82526
This will, and you can only load flat pointed pellets. Pointed pellets tend to jam.
1379768
No it doesn't. You can get about 50 pellets through before you have to rewind.
1652701
Honestly I wouldn't try it with a pellet gun. The target can't hold up to bb's. This target is cheaply made and not worth the money.
1204310
No it does not. But it is a good investment. It is accurate, and fun to use. The only thing I don't like, is you have to reload it every time you want to use it. It only allows one shot at a time. It is a good pellet gun, and has lots of different kinds of pellets to use with it.
1435083
You can. However, the tidy cat pads are a perfect fit. The pellets are okay. I think using a different brand my work fine as long as they don't fall through the grate.
850926
Ahhhh....no. but it does hold pellets well. I wrapped a rubber band around the end of mine to keep them from occasionally falling out.
1522721
No, just soft fluffy stuffing. No pellets. The tag says it's "polyester fiber stuffing".
204607
I don't think pellets will clog. It never did for me. I would be very carful with cones. I just brewed an IPA and it work like a charm. I recommand you put a valve to control the amount of water going in because it's most of the time too cold coming out! Chilled 80L in 10 minutes!!!Cheers! Have fun.
1013163
Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the patio on a pan to dry. (You'll want to spread them on something to facilitate gathering them back up.) Worked great. Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the... » Read More Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the patio on a pan to dry. (You'll want to spread them on something to facilitate gathering them back up.) Worked great. « Show Less
822123
I really can't answer that I can only "assume" you can since I think you can get the same type of wood pellets at hardware stores like Home Depot...and they are a lot cheaper, or so I was told by an employee at Petsmart.
768994
Yes. But depending on what you are shooting it may be better to use stronger ammo such as the pellet.
1705406
I haven't needed replacement pellets - I just put them into the microwave when needed (because they have changed color from humidity) and heat them to their original color as per instructions on the bottle.
1889449
Pellets only. Wood chips are a different composition and would not work with the auger