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Powered sausage gun under £100 (5 posts / 521 views)
madmancarpy madmancarpy
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Post #1 22 Oct 2023 23:06
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Looking on recommendations for a sausage gun powered cordless under £100 preferably from amazon

I have been looking but there's so many I'm abot stuck on which to go with

TIA
vossy1 vossy1
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Post #2 23 Oct 2023 06:07
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TCarper on the Specialised hook bait thread in the bait sections your man. I seem to remember he had a good recommendation that quite a few people on here bought and used
BlankasorusRex BlankasorusRex
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Post #3 23 Oct 2023 07:36
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In reply to Post #1
I bought one of the orange Chinese ones that were doing the rounds a few years back. They are ok for fairly soft mixes. Perfect for hookbaits etc. but I eventually destroyed mine by putting too many firm bottom bait mixes through it.
jimimak jimimak
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Post #4 23 Oct 2023 12:55
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In reply to Post #3
You can alleviate some of the problems with stiffer mixes by using the 5mix nozzles - means you have to trim more nozzles, and probably overkill for just hookers. But having the additional nozzles really does minimise the force needed to extrude your sausages for rolling.

Gave all my bait making gear away when we move a couple of years ago - gutted now as I want to start up again. But, 5 mix nozzles were game changers for me for making my own bait - that is once you've got your mix/nozzels sizes perfected.

edit - soz - should have made it clearer - I'm on about their 3-way nozzles if it wasn't clear
vossy1 vossy1
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Post #5 23 Oct 2023 14:55
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In reply to Post #4
Tis very true, I wouldn't entertain rolling again without using mine, especially useful with stiff/coarse mixes....but a powered gun would make things a lot easier again.
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