Top has two easi-grip handles, with giant 51cm (20") x 38cm (15") base that can be screwed to board/work surface. Can produce 50 plus baits at a single stroke. Manufactured in England. Strong, robust.

This giant sausage-rolling table has been specifically designed to roll sausages from the entire range of our Rolaball Baitmakers. It would seem that many people prefer a rolling table to a sausage gun, so here it is! Approximately the same size as our Rolaball Baitmasters and features the same easi-grip double handles; it will roll sausages of 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 26mil. Easy click adjustment enables fine-tuning of
problem mixes that vary in consistency.

Description: Original hand-held boilie roller with extended base - manufactured in England.

Available sizes: 12mm - 14mm - 16mm - 18mm - 20mm - 22mm - 24mm.

Double sided tables for making sausages for Rolaballs.

Complete with its own sausage-rolling table moulded on the back.

Purpose built self-stacking wire trays, for air drying and storing boilies. Black plastic coating for easy cleaning. Mesh ensures baits can be isolated from one another if required. Fast becoming the most popular way of preserving and storing baits. 610mm x 260mm approx.

2 sizes of bag available featuring robust zip and strengthened handles. Bags now feature reinforced webbing to ensure no stretch or loss of shape. 1 kilo or 5 Kilo capacity.

2 sizes of bag available featuring robust zip and strengthened handles. Bags now feature reinforced webbing to ensure no stretch or loss of shape. 1 kilo or 5 Kilo capacity.

Handy little draw-string pouch for keeping hook baits in, eg. Pop-ups. Size approx. 11cm x 18cm (4.5" x 7").

Comes complete with 8 nozzles. Ideal for use with most mixes - gun at the bottom of the picture.

Top of picture - comes complete with 8 nozzles. Large capacity metal barrel. Robust trigger mechanism.

The same basic internals as the Deluxe Sausage Gun but with a different cam to provide lower gearing on the compression stroke makes the XT Gun much easier on the wrists - especially with those harder mixes. A word of caution here; there is a practical limit to how hard a mix can be extruded through a gun, even a tough metal one. If you are having to squeeze the trigger too hard then the mix is too stiff and will be difficult to roll anyway.