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so i got my new bullseye last week, my first cook was chicken wings at 275, i let the grill warm up for about half hour and put the wings on, at one hour i went to flip them and they where close to burnt and internal temp of 180ish so they where done fast... move to the next night cooking one...

SO i unplugged my BFG to clean it, i pulled the racks out and the drip pans, i proceeded to vacuum the pellet soot out and every time i touched the grill i got shocked, not a little like holy shit that hurt shocked, the vacuum hose is plastic. was it making that much static electricity?

Hey guys and girls.. i just got my 2500 BFG yesterday and its running now for the first time! anyway should i wait for the bullseye or should i get a 340? i also have a matador coming today o_O I've gone crazy

Hey everyone just ordered a BFG can't wait to try it out and look forward to this forum!