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Posted: 10/21/2006 5:37:04 PM EDT

Built a huge stone patio. Now I want a nice large natural gas grill to use there. Do not want to go the built in route, so my question is does anyone have experience with the highend stand alone gas grills and or companies that make them?
Any recomendations?
Anything I should definately avoid?
Trying to keep the cost below $3k.

Posted: 10/21/2006 5:52:31 PM EDT

[#1]

No offense, but you could spend $150k on a gas grill and it won't make as good of food as a $50 charcoal grill.

I would build a nice charcoal grill and then if you really "need" a gas grill for quick meals, go to home depot and buy a $100 one.

Posted: 10/21/2006 6:10:56 PM EDT

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DCS or Pritzker Painter (sp?) (they bought the old Garland line, selling as Blue Star now).

Posted: 10/21/2006 6:16:16 PM EDT

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Quoted:
No offense, but you could spend $150k on a gas grill and it won't make as good of food as a $50 charcoal grill.

I would build a nice charcoal grill and then if you really "need" a gas grill for quick meals, go to home depot and buy a $100 one.

Yup, already cutting up a nice drum for the charcoal grill. Smoker is set up nicely too. I still want a gas grill though. And I am looking for a nice one, to match the $40k worth of dang stone my wife dropped for the patio....

Posted: 10/21/2006 6:26:39 PM EDT

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You know what. A gas grill is really just for quick cooking. I think I am going to do this the right way. Buy a regular 'whatever' gas grill and use the rest of the money to build a another AR, this one in .308.
Thank's guys

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