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  • Attjack
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    How many people do you figure the 22" would feed at full capacity? Peggy might not need that much space.

  • Mr. Bones
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    WSM's smoke stuff jus fine, an there are folks who've won National BBQ Championships, usin em...

    Welcome, an wishin ya th best of luck, in yer decision,,,,

    BTW: Snazzy Brim ya got, goin on there, Lady!
    Last edited by Mr. Bones; August 20, 2021, 09:25 PM. Reason: +p

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  • DavidNorcross
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    Welcome Peggy. You came to the right place. I do not have an WSM now but have in the past. Great smoker. You have already gotten great advice. Does he have other cookers? Depending upon the rest of his lineup, I would also echo the SNS Kettle.

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  • ecowper
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    Hi Peggy and welcome to Pitmaster! It’s a very friendly place, for sure. No flame wars happen here. Except over what we put in our chili, but that’s another story ;-) …. Anyhow, I have a Weber Smokey Mountain 22” and think it is outstanding. I would highly recommend getting the 22” just because of the amount of food it can cook. It has two racks and each can handle a full brisket or 3 racks of ribs laid flat. Two weeks ago, I cooked 2 pork shoulders and 3 racks of ribs in mine and it handled it like a champ.

    The WSM 22 costs about $400. Plus you could buy him a box of wood chunks from Fruitawood for adding to the fire for smoke. And you will be right there, price wise. And he will think you are amazing!

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  • Attjack
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    With a $500 budget, you could purchase an 18" WSM and a fan and controller. That would deliver a set it and forget it smoking experience.

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  • STEbbq
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    Another option is the Masterbuilt Gravity smoker. Mine is pretty awesome.

    Masterbuilt® Gravity Series® Charcoal Grill + Smokers. The next evolution in charcoal grilling and smoking is here. Smoke and sear capability. WiFi Bluetooth connectivity. The GravityFed™ Charcoal Hopper holds up to 15 hours of fuel and the DigitalFan™ Control maintains desired temperature. Set it and go.

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  • radiodome21
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    I love mine. It took some time to figure it out but that’s part of the fun. I added a pellet grill to compliment it and still use it.

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  • Jared49
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    ⬆️ What he said and welcome to the pit family. I have WSM 18.5” and love it. He will love the 22”

  • STEbbq
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    Bronco experiences here:


  • STEbbq
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    Yup. If your husband has something already to grill steaks, then the WSM is a good choice. Another option is the Oklahoma Joe Bronco barrel smoker, which is just $350.

    The Oklahoma Joe’s® Bronco Drum Smoker gives more so you get more. More precision and more control to an authentic smoking experience.


    if he does not have a grill already for steaks, then it is hard to go wrong with a SNS grill which is essentially a Weber kettle with a bunch of thoughtful upgrades that most Weber owners have to make to their kettles anyway.

    SnS Grills is the leading provider of high-quality BBQ charcoal inserts and grills. Our inserts and grills are perfect for backyard barbecues, camping trips, tailgating or any outdoor adventure. From beginner to championship BBQ-ing we have a solution for your small batch smoking and grilling needs. We help you BBQ!


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  • RonB
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    + 1 and welcome to The Pit.

  • SmokingPat
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    I've had a WSM 18" for 5 years, and I'd buy it again if it broke (which it won't).

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  • Henrik
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    I’m a big fan of the WSM. Easy to use, and easy to keep temps on. I don’t own one, but have used it several times.

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  • Steve R.
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    I think the Weber Smokey Mountain would be a fine choice in your price range. I have the 22.5" and really like it, although I am still learning the ins and outs of it.

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  • Jfrosty27
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    The WSN smoker is certainly a good cooker. As noted above, not a set and forget cooker though. Perhaps as alternatives a Pit Barrel Cooker? (PBC)
    Or an Oklahoma Joe’s Bronco?

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