Works like a charm. Replaced the included vinyl hoses with duotights QD + flare fitting and evabarrier lines. Getting minimal oxidation when filling 330ml cans using the purge.

Gun seems to work well. The only issue I had was that the gas line doesn't fit my (or most people's) regulator size. You'll need an adaptor of some sort. In my case, I never even hooked up the gas because I don't purge my bottles. Not much foaming in my pre-chilled bottles. I did dial up the beer to 15 psi for a few days to make up for any lost CO2. Finished beer was good.

Love it!!!! Hate it!! If you get the pressure right it’s great. If not you're wasting a lot of beer.

I followed the directions regarding chilling the bottles ect. and did not experience the foaming that I have heard others experience.

Works great with all my trials so far. That is.. after I got all the tubing nailed down. Make sure to watch about 5 youtube videos first that cover bottling and the various connections you want. I highly recommend the oh-so-cheap Kent Quick Connects into your plans; that made switching between beer gun gas lines and regular keg gas lines super easy.

Bought this to do very limited runs of BA beers in bottles in our brewery rather than invest in a mult-head filler.The beer gun was easy to clean and set up out of the box and worked great!We kept the keg that we were bottling out of in an icebath and pushed at about 5-6PSI with no foaming issues.

Fantastic product, works great for filling bottles to a frosty pint of brew. Strongly recommend this BeerGun

I recently bottled 2 cases from kegs and this made it enjoyable, unlike my past experiences with bottling. Coupled with B502 bench capper, I actually want to do it again.

It works as expected, improves a lot my bottle filling game

I've been brewing for about a decade and saw the need for one of these ever since I started kegging. The single most important benefit is the capability to purge the bottle with CO2 just prior to filling.

Makes bottling that much easier and eliminates the need for priming sugars/bottle conditioning. Wonderful tool that’s worth every penny. P.S., make sure you have a 2(+) way regulator for your Co2 tank though.

Bought the BeerGun for use in conjunction with a Cannular can seamer. Filled 8 cans each from 3 different kegs yesterday (24 cans total) and the beergun worked great. Beer was properly carbinated and the keg pressure reduced to about 6psi as recommended. There was a bit of foaming on the first can as the beergun was cooling down but after that there was just a small amount of foam, which was Ideal for canning. I'm sure this will work great for filling bottles and growlers as well. I used a racking cane clip attached to the beergun to hang it on the side of a 5 gallon bucket between filling and seaming each can. Very easy to disassemble, clean and sanitize too!! Very pleased with this purchase.

The beer gun worked great the first time trying it just following the instructions and tips in the instruction manual. I set my regulator to about 6psi and had no foaming issues. I use John Guest tubing for my c02 lines and the provided c02 line with the beer gun fit perfectly into my connector (I just snipped off the metal connector on one end). It was easy to disassemble and clean and the parts feel sturdy. Overall, couldn't have asked for anything more!

It works so well. Easy to bottle and purge. I figured I could make it a counter pressure with a #2 stopper if needed, but there is no need at all. The beer comes out so gently there is little to no foam. I'm really impressed. Of the bottles that I've tried, they are perfect. Super nice pop and CO2 cloud. It's a beautiful thing.I set it up to bottle non-carbonated mead with syphon pressure. It worked ok - the connections for the gun is smaller than a syphon tube so I had to jimmy a connector. I ended up using a small piece of high pressure tubing that fit on the gun and also fit inside the auto-syphon tube.

Best ergonomic design for bottling homebrew. Purges and fills great. Very easy to use. Plug and play straight out of the box.

Very easy to use and clean. Glad I purchased it

I honestly haven't figured out how to use it "perfectly" yet, but I can tell it's more of just getting used to it. It really is well-built and it does exactly what you'd hope it would. I highly recommend it.

I have a lot of Blichmann gear, it’s good quality, reliable stuff. The BeerGun works as advertised... but having a problem as the wand sometimes slips out of the handle causing leaks and beer geysers. Don’t understand why it was designed like that; it almost seems like a piece is missing.

This kit has everything you need to fill your cans, bottles, growlers, anything.

I owned the first version that was good, but this one has been great. I've used it to fill more than 1,000 cans in the last 2 weeks.

Once setup, easy and efficient to use. I chilled bottles and kept PSI around 4 and had no issues with foaming.

Great gun. Delivered on time. No issues.

Using the beer gun is incredibly intuitive. The setup is straightforward and actual filling is a breeze.

Great design. I have the two valve shut off with the depth setter. Just get the beer gun an you won’t regret it. Less mess better carbonation Easy one hand operation.

Does the trick just as promised.

This thing makes bottling from a closed loop system incredibly efficient and clean. I make mead, and this beer gun is perfect for filling up bombers, as well as wine and liquor bottles. If you have the wand all the way to the bottom of the bottle, and you fill the bottle to the very top, removing the beer gun from the bottle leaves an almost perfect amount of head space for an Enolandia Supercork. It's also easy to purge the head space with the gun before dropping the cork in the press, or capping a beer bottle. Really worth the money. Very easy to disassemble and clean. All the parts, from the polymer frame to all the stainless components, feel very durable and seem to be made with quality materials. Made in USA too (I like to support domestic manufacturing as much as possible).

I've tried all kinds of ways to bottle beer from bottle conditioning with the bottle wand, to fancy attachments on your tap to bottle from a keg. The Blichmann Beer Gun is by far the easiest and provides the most consistent results. Cheers to Blichmann for creating such a great tool!

I have been using Blichmann Beer Guns for bottle filling for roughly 10 years. The new design is fantastic! Highly recommended.

It's everything it says it is.Couldn't be happier.

Used once, worked great, easy to use. I had some snap fittings for CO2 so I set it up so does not require any wrenches in the future to assemble. I think they should include a Y valve for the CO2 I don't think most people have one handy or 2 CO2 bottles or a dual regulator. I have 2 CO2 bottles so was ok. It would be better if it self cleaned just by running star san through it under pressure, then just soaking the whole assembly in Star San. Having to disassemble to clean is clunky, takes some the handiness out of it, too much work for small jobs like filling a Growler.

Works great should of bought one years ago

This beer gun is super easy to use and a snap to clean.