Looking to get my first pellet grill/smoker. Wasn't looking to break the bank and since I am a single guy, I am not cooking for large groups or a family so just need something to do maybe a couple of racks of ribs or chickens, but I also wanted something I could do brisket on and the chamber seems to be pushing it for being able to contain a brisket.

Was hoping someone here may have had some experience with this model.

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Posted by LBro337

Lousiana

Member since Jan 2019

340 posts

Posted on 1/16/25 at 3:10 pm to LSUGent

Can't speak for the RT 410 however, I have a RT 700 and absolutely love it. It is more than enough cooking area for my family (wife/son). I enjoy being able to cook for larger events (Holidays) on it as well. Customer Service is very helpful and easy to get in touch with in my experience. I don't believe you would be upset with that purchase.

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Posted by Brisketeer

Texas

Member since Aug 2013

1555 posts

Posted on 1/16/25 at 4:56 pm to LSUGent

They just had a great sale for Christmas. It should be fine for most briskets at 24 inches. I used to do packers on a WSM 22 and they almost always fit.

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Posted by offshoreangler

713, Texas

Member since Jun 2008

22470 posts

Posted on 1/16/25 at 10:40 pm to LSUGent

Should be big enough…I can get a 14-15 pound brisket on my 380.

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Posted by TigrrrDad

Member since Oct 2016

7604 posts

Posted on 1/17/25 at 5:13 am to offshoreangler

quote:
I can get a 14-15 pound brisket on my 380

Same for my 340.

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Posted by LSUGent

Member since Jun 2011

2747 posts

Posted on 2/3/25 at 10:56 am to LSUGent

Bumping. I ended up getting the 410 and it’s been really nice. My first cook I was only able to fit two racks of ribs and 4 burgers, but the food all turned out really good.