PetenNewburg
Grandmaster Brewer
I tried the Blichmann Beer Gun on a Grolsch Clone I made, it works great!! Getting to a happy medium with keg & co2 psi was a bit touchy, but once it's adjusted it went very quickly!
I think the best set up for the co2 would be double regulators (with check valves) with beer side set around 4 - 7 psi and the co2 flush side set at 10 psi. Having both come off one regulator the beer side drops psi every time you purge a bottle, which allows some carbonation to "come out" of the beer resulting in more foam/ beer loss.
I popped the top on my first bottle after a few days in the refrigerator and the carbonation was very good. I double filtered it before kegging. Bottles are nice and clean with no trub at the bottom. I have a Double Imperial IPA that will be double filtered, kegged @ 22 psi for 4 days then bottle with the beer gun for test #2.
I think the best set up for the co2 would be double regulators (with check valves) with beer side set around 4 - 7 psi and the co2 flush side set at 10 psi. Having both come off one regulator the beer side drops psi every time you purge a bottle, which allows some carbonation to "come out" of the beer resulting in more foam/ beer loss.
I popped the top on my first bottle after a few days in the refrigerator and the carbonation was very good. I double filtered it before kegging. Bottles are nice and clean with no trub at the bottom. I have a Double Imperial IPA that will be double filtered, kegged @ 22 psi for 4 days then bottle with the beer gun for test #2.