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	Name:	Mack -
	Subject:	Honest grill Answer
	Date:	7/17/2011 9:11:32 PM

is a bunch of questions you have to answer for yourself before you jump.
1. Why isn't your gas grill sufficient? Why are you lookin'?
2. How much work?? Gas and electric are easier, some with very good results. Charcoal is harder and messy, but with arguably better results.
3. What do you want to cook on a regular basis? And for how many people? Cook for 45 minutes and serve or all night long with multiple "pork shoulders", ribs and brisket for 25 hungry people??
Man, oh man, grill choice is difficult. Most of us who cook outdoors have gone from gas, to electric, to charcoal, back to gas, back to charcoal<<<< etc, and wasted a bunch of grills in the process, trying to find the right setup for ""ME"".
Good luck. It ain't easy to get it right for you.