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I'm planning on bottling several 12 oz. beer bottles from every home-brewed batch I keg, and I'm trying to decide between buying a beer gun or a counter-pressure filler to use for this process. Which works better and/or is easier to operate?

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While both devices certainly have their own set(s) of advantages and disadvantages, the general consensus among most brewers seems to be that the beer gun is the way to go. While it does cost a bit more than the counter-pressure filler, overall, brewers seem to find the beer gun is much easier to use and therefore, works a lot better than the filler.
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