Mr Bullet Bong, 28cm, 14,5mm

Mr Bullet Bong, 28cm, 14,5mm

• TypeClassic glass bong
• ModelMr Bullet
• Height28 cm
• Connection14,5 mm
• Inletseparate bowl and downstem
• Carb holeyes

Mr Bullet combines a classic bong shape with clearly specified components. A separate bowl holds dry herb, while the downstem directs smoke toward the filtration chamber. This division makes the model easy to understand and lets each component be handled according to its role. The 28 cm height gives it a distinct, full-size presence without leaving key dimensions to guesswork before purchase.

In the Mr Bullet model, the bowl and downstem are separate parts. The bowl holds dry herb, while the downstem directs smoke into the chamber. This is an important distinction: it is not a single one-piece bowl-and-downstem combining both functions.

The separate components keep handling straightforward. Each has a clear role during preparation, and the bowl can be removed independently of the downstem during disassembly. The connection measures 14,5 mm, so parts chosen for this point should match that size.

Mr Bullet has a carb hole, an additional opening used to change airflow during a draw. It is controlled with a finger: keep it covered initially, then uncover it to let additional air into the bong.

The carb hole distinguishes this model from designs where the final stage of a draw is controlled solely by removing the bowl. Here, a separate airflow control is built into the bong's design.

Handling and care after use

Before use, make sure the bowl and downstem are securely seated in the connection and that the carb hole can be covered comfortably. At 28 cm tall, the model has a clearly defined chamber and is best placed on a stable, even surface.

Regular cleaning of the separate components helps remove residue from the smoke path. Let the glass cool before disassembly and do not use force when removing the bowl and downstem. After washing, rinse all parts thoroughly and let them dry before reassembly.

See Also

• CategoryBongs with Filtration→