Bullet Proof 50 BMG Rocket Stove/Tent Heater Gravity Feed

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Built to last your lifetime and your children’s.  Weighing 32 lbs this stove is heavy duty.  Can easily convert from a cooking stove to an emergency heater with proper venting and piping.  Can be used to heat a tent or small cabin.

• Made from new 5″ 7ga (.187 in) steel. 5″ x 7ga stoves accommodate larger amounts of fuel and Made from new 5″ steel.
• 5″ stoves accommodate larger amounts of fuel, flow and handle heat better.
• This handy survival stove is built to last a lifetime.
• Handles heat better and ash tray also operates as an air damper to control burn rate.
• Larger fuel chamber means longer burn/cook times.
• Ergonomic center handle is designed to aid in balanced transportation and handling of a cool stove.
• Great for sportsmen, campers, survivalists, preppers!
• These produce little to no smoke with dry wood fuel.
• The cooking temp is controlled by increasing or decreasing the amount of fuel used and air control.
• Using dry sticks/twigs, scrap lumber, you have all the fuel you need to operate your rocket stove.
• About anything you can cook on your kitchen stove top, you can cook on a rocket stove!
• Caution!  Use care when using in a tent.  A well ventilated area is necessary.  Depending on tent material a fire proof hearth may be necessary.  This is not an indoor approved wood stove.  Use at your own risk.  Does not include venting: You can pick up venting pipe at an home improvement store.

See: Our other stoves for families and emergency:

BULLET PROOF 22LR BACK PACK ROCKET STOVE

BULLET PROOF 308 GRAVITY FEED ROCKET STOVE

WARNING:  We are using 3 inch galvanized vent pipe in a well ventilated tent.  There is a  very small risk from Zinc Oxide Fumes when using brand new galvanized vent pipe in a tightly sealed environment. Zinc Oxide fumes are produced at 3600 Deg F which no wood burning stove can even come close to reaching. It’s best to use 3 inch wood or stainless vent piping, but we want to show our mini-stove in an emergency situation using inexpensive venting.