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Monday, Jul 14
Size: 16''
Features
- COOKING SPACE: 388 square inches of cooking space.
- MATERIAL: Porcelain-coated steel lid, body and fire bowl.
- ACCESSORIES: Two porcelain-coated cooking grates, water pan and ash pan.
- CONTROL: Innovative air control system.
- MOBILE: Convenient Dual-carry handles to position the 16" Bullet Smoker perfectly.
- GAUGE: Lid-mounted temperature gauge for monitoring and control
- WARRANTY: 1 year on firebox and parts
Description
Have it all with the Char-Broil® 16-inch Bullet Smoker—a durable, high-quality product and superior smoking performance at an amazing value. This bullet smoker features an innovative airflow control system that simplifies setting and maintaining cook temperatures. The durable porcelain coated steel body and cooking components stand up to rust while still being easy to clean. The removable ash pan system neatly collects ash from hours of cooking, making clean-up simple. Packed with features, this smoker provides exceptional performance without breaking the bank.
Brand: Char-Broil
Model Name: 16" Bullet Smoker
Power Source: fuel_powered
Color: Black
Outer Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 41 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 21.1"D x 23"W x 37.6"H
Inner Material: stainless_steel
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Manufacturer: Char Broil
Global Trade Identification Number: 54
Manufacturer: Char Broil
UPC: 099143020754
Brand Name: Char-Broil
Model Name: 16" Bullet Smoker
Inner Material: stainless_steel
Outer Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 21.1"D x 23"W x 37.6"H
Item Weight: 41 Pounds
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Power Source: fuel_powered
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Size: 16''
The Char-Broil bullet is the first smoker I have purchased and used and I am very pleased with the smoker itself and the cooking results. The Char-Broil arrived very well packed and in excellent condition. To me it has the look and feel of a nicely made product of very good quality. Set-up and use are super simple and you can be up and smoking in a short time. I have already smoked a rack of baby back ribs, bacon wrapped jalapeno poppers and whole chicken. It does take some time to become familiar with the "nuances" of smoking with charcoal but it's not difficult at all. How much charcoal to use, what kind of smoking wood, cooking temp, air vent adjustment all play a part but it is easy and fun to learn smoking/cooking over a low and slow charcoal fire. As a comparison I will say that I had ordered a well known competitor (cough, wsm, cough) a week earlier and while I never got to cook with it (damaged upon arrival) I can comment on the construction vs. each other. IMHO I think that the Char-Broil has a better finish on the metal. the metal of each unit seemed comparable in thickness/strength but the side access door on the Char-Broil is constructed of thicker metal and has actual hinges. And personally I am happier with the extra 2 inches in diameter of the 16' Char-Broil cooking surface vs. only a 14" surface on the other competitor. And best of all the Car-Broil is nearly $100 cheaper than the 14" competitor. I would easily recommend the Char-Broil 16" Bullet Smoker. After using this smoker for several months I have a couple of observations. First is that the smoker is holding up very well. I did use the LavaLock 12 Grey High Performance BBQ gasket smoker seal (purchased here on Amazon) to seal the door and the top and bottom of the cooking chamber. This keeps all the smoke in and a clean exterior as well. The smoker still looks like new on the outside and the ceramic coated cooking grates still look in as new condition also. I treat the grates with a cooking spray that contains Canola Oil, Soybean Oil and Palm Oil before every cooking session. After the smoker cools and during cleanup I wipe the grates off with hot water and heavy duty paper towels. All the paint/coatings look great and show no signs of damage or wear. Second and a very minor negative. The bottom air vent control can sometimes be a little sticky to move it from side to side (open or closed). I found that all I need to do is twist the handle a slight amount when I move it and the operator slides with no problem. It appears that the plastic handle on the front vent operator can sometimes get slightly caught on the track and prevent smooth operation. Not enough of an issue to take a star off once I figured it out. Also I have found that I just need to learn the nuances of smoking with charcoal and that simply takes experience. I have used this smoker about 8-10 times now and gotten better each time. The 3-2-1 rib method didn't work for my Baby Back Ribs. 1-2-1 or 1 hr no foil with just dry rub, 2 hrs wrapped in foil with butter, honey and apple juice inside and 1 hr unwrapped with BBQ sauce gives my best result and that is at 225 degrees. When you wrap your ribs in foil makes a difference. A 24 hr brine soak for my chicken before the smoke session makes a difference. Hard lump charcoal vs briquettes makes a difference. Water or no water in the bottom pan makes a difference. I am new to smoking but enjoying the learning experience. All in, I am very happy and have enjoyed some very tasty food from this smoker. I wish you the same and hope you have a great backyard smoke session. Peace my friends :)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022 by A. Causey
Size: 20''
Been smoking for a number of years now, using my trusty Weber kettle and finally decided to try a dedicated smoker. I wanted to stay with charcoal, and given my experience with Weber (on my second Weber in 40+ years; the current kettle is 20 years old and still looks almost new), my inclination was to get a WSM; the price for the 18" WSM was north of $400. I looked at alternatives, using both customer reviews and videos, and decided to give the Char-Broil 20" a try. Cost was less than half that of the smaller WSM, but reviews were mostly positive. I'm glad I did! This smoker is sturdy... nearly as heavy gauge steel as our kettle, and well-constructed. Assembly was straightforward and took about 15 minutes (one person). Before first use, I sealed the rims of the upper and lower sections, as well as the access door hatchway with grill/smoker gasket material (also use a gasket to seal the Weber kettle's lid). Did a 6-hour higher temperature "burn-in" to season the smoker before first use. The only hiccup I encountered was that the bottom vent lever/bottom vent itself became "stuck" at operating temperature, and I didn't want to force the vent to move, bending or breaking the control arm. Once cool, i was able to carefully break free the vent (I suspect the high temp paint they used was not fully cured from the factory, and the burn-in caused the paint to cure, and act a bit like an adhesive. After breaking it free, the problem has not recurred. I contacted Char-Broil customer service and they eventually mailed out a replacement vent and vent control arm, which I'm keeping in reserve as spares. We've had the smoker about three weeks now and I've done baby back ribs, pulled pork (about a 7 lb shoulder), a pork loin, and most recently a smoked approx 5.5lb chuck roast ("poor man's brisket") and the results have been top notch. This bullet smoker makes it so much easier to control and maintain desired temperatures compared to the Weber kettle (snake/fuse method). I have found it not difficult to dial in to that desirable, 225-240°F 'low-n-slow' target temp. Burn times using a combination of Kingsford charcoal to start the fire, and quality hardwood lump charcoal for the main fuel, and I'm easily getting 10+ hours of fire... I'm confident I could nurse it to go 12 hours without replenishing. All in all, aside from that initial, sticky bottom vent control issue, I am well pleased. 10/3/2 Edit: Forgot to add that the thermometer on the lid should not be used to determine actual smoke temperatures, but as a rough gauge. I use a wired probe for smoke temp readings at rack level, and I've found the thermometer on the lid reads approximately 40°F cooler than actual temp (this is not unusual... the thermometer on the lid of my Weber kettle is off by about the same amount too). So, IF you use the lid's thermometer, remember to add about 40° to get your smoke temperature. There may be a way to calibrate/adjust the lid thermometer... I just haven't gotten around to it since I always rely on the dedicated probe. The Char-broil has a silicone rubber access port to pass through any thermo probe wires... very nice feature, much appreciated.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by J. Michna
Size: 16''
The smoker does a good job. The key is to learn how to control the temp via the two air settings. The only negative is that the thermometer seem way off.
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2023 by Les P.
Size: 16''
This thing is amazing! I have an Oklahoma Joe's offset that I use primarily, but I wanted something I could use for shorter smokes like ribs, so I purchased this. I read reviews and I made some of the modifications that others mentioned. I placed Oklahoma Joe's gasket seal around the top, the door, and where the cook chamber seats on the bottom. I think that without the gasket the door would have leaked like crazy as it doesn't close very tightly. I was expecting some flimsy metal that would probably only make it a couple years at best, but this thing is really well built! I learned that this is the company that makes the Oklahoma Joe's smokers so I was hoping the quality was there and it did not disappoint! Assembly took about ten minutes including cutting the gaskets that I purchased separately. I burned it in yesterday and smoked two racks of baby backs today and it works better than one might expect for the price. It's only a 16 incher so the racks did slightly rest on the sides but one would have no problem smoking two butts on here. The temperature held great with charcoal but it isn't very convenient if you want to use only logs. I don't know if someone would try that with this style of smoker, but I thought you should know. It's perfect if you want to use charcoal and chunks of hardwoods! I smoke at 225, but it held 300 yesterday during the burn in for four hours wide open. I don't think it's really feseable to get much hotter than that and sustain it, but I think if you're looking for something that is comparable to the Smokey Mountain that doesn't break the bank, buy this and you'll be glad you did!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2022 by Allen Allen