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I have a Beergun that I don't use anymore. I'd let it go for $55 plus shipping. The beergun is a little tricky to get dialed in, but adding a 20' coil of (3/16)beerline and keeping the pressure set to serving pressure (and not releasing keg pressure) will do the trick. I put this...

I have one I'll ship. $55 for the beergun plus shipping. It is the older model.

i have a few tri clamp items available.

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So the stock configuration has been sold. All of the extras are now available. I've pm'd the first responders about the small parts, but as of now none of it has been spoken for. I have: 2 butterfly valves 1 - brand new gas ball lock adapter 1 - brand new yeast collection kit 8 - clamps Some...

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Here's what it says.

Well, it doesn't say Dos Equis Amber (which I thought was an amber ale, not lager), but in the description it says it's a reddish colored Vienna lager style beer. It doesn't have the Dos Equis (light) Lager recipe.

It is. I highly recommend it. I think the yeast and flaked corn really give it a Mexican beer character. That's what separates this from a true Vienna lager I believe.

So according to the clone brews book, Dos Equis would be 6.75 lb Munich 2 lb Vienna 6 oz "light crystal" (doesn't specify, so maybe crystal 10 or 20 1 oz black malt 1.2 oz Tettnang @60 0.25 oz Tettnang @10 0.25 oz saaz @10 Also list's 4 oz malto dextrine. Yeast bohemian lager(wy2124) or...

Never tried that, but it's worth a shot if someone had a bunch of extra grain. Seems like Modelo Especial might be more pilsner malt based, but I really don't know.

10 lb Vienna Malt 78.7% 8 ozAmerican - Caramel / Crystal 60L 3.9% 3.25 ozAmerican - Chocolate 1.6% 2 lb Flaked Corn 15.7% 12.7 lbTotal Hops 0.5 oz Magnum 13% - Boil 60 min 1 oz Tettnanger 4.5% - Boil 10 min Yeast (huge starter) White Labs - Mexican Lager Yeast WLP940 *Edited: The...

Negra Modelo clone. I started making it last year and the kegs go quick. Of course you gotta have lagering capability and get some WLP940 (Mexican lager yeast) and a couple lbs of flaked corn. I have the recipe if interested. Nice deal, I also would have jumped on that.

And really, to make things easier, you could run ALL 3/16 tubing. Gas line doesn't have to be bigger. 3/16" tubing with 1/4" barbs all around works well for me. Make sure you use long enough lines for your beer. 10 to 15 ft would be a good start.

These guys have been with me for about 11 years now. DAMN BEAGLES!

Nice. There is a small group of us that get together occasionally. Let me know if you're interested in getting up for some brewing/sampling. I'm also in VA Beach (assuming you're by Little Creek), and brew several times a month.

Ok. I'll try to get back to everyone Wednesday afternoon when I get back in town.

I'll try to get shipping rates Wednesday when I get back in town.

3rd available butterfly valve w/clamp and gasket.