I'm a huge advocate for pellet grills. I always used cheap propane grills. Buy one and buy another when it falls apart a few years later. This year I decided when my propane grill finally burned through I was going to buy something nicer. Saw an advertisement for a RECTEQ Bullseye saying it was a grill that could also smoke. My father in law has a Traeger and always complains about getting a good sear because the temp doesn't go high enough, and the Bullseye is advertised to reach temps of 749+ degrees. The pricetag was about the same a decent propane grill, and they are known to have fanatatical customer service. I pulled the trigger on a Bullseye the week of Fathers Day, and it has been a game changer for how we cook food.
Cost wise a would refill a propane bottle for around 10.00 and it would last me about a month of steady grilling. A 40lb bag of pellets cost me 15.00 and I get around 3 weeks of steady grilling. I usually grill 4-5 times a week. The cost of the Bullseye is 399.99 with free shipping from Evans, GA. I had it in two days, and it takes about an hour to set up. They are worth a look especially if you are coming from a propane grill, they aren't expensive as they used to be.
Cost wise a would refill a propane bottle for around 10.00 and it would last me about a month of steady grilling. A 40lb bag of pellets cost me 15.00 and I get around 3 weeks of steady grilling. I usually grill 4-5 times a week. The cost of the Bullseye is 399.99 with free shipping from Evans, GA. I had it in two days, and it takes about an hour to set up. They are worth a look especially if you are coming from a propane grill, they aren't expensive as they used to be.
