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The idea for the Fence Bullet, the patented sleeves contained in the Bullet Fence System kits, was born on Goedecke’s ranch. He began a fencing project building fence braces with used oil field pipe. However, he didn't have a torch and welder to fit and weld the cross members. In the search to = contract a field welder to do the job he found the welder was only available on weekends at $40/hour. While waiting for the contractor, a friend agreed to fit and weld the fence braces, but due to a burn ban, he was unable to weld for several weeks.

Once the burn ban was lifted, the majority of the braces were built. However, Goedecke still had a problem as some of the brace locations were in a creek area, inaccessible to a welder. He calculated that had he hired the Contract Welder at a $40/hour to fit and weld the eight cross members, the friend doing it would have cost $30 each. Goedecke came to the conclusion that welding can be a big pain, it’s expensive, inconvenient, and not always an option.

Looking for a solution to the problem, Goedecke planned to buy some pipe connectors. However, after searching the internet and asking fence contractors, he came up empty-handed. He was bothered that there was no pipe connector     on the market for pipe sizes commonly used for braces. Having seen many people struggle with building welded braces, he knew it was more than just his problem. Knowing the major force of fence bracing is compressive, he knew welding was not necessary. He began penciling drawings for a no-weld pipe connector which evolved into the Fence Bullet. He first installed Fence Bullets on his ranch. With posts set, a brace member cut to length, it took him just 5 minutes, using end wrenches to easily install the rail fence cross member. Since he didn’t have to wait on a welder, he stretched galvanized pipe fencing immediately. With Fence Bullets, he didn’t need a welder to build pipe fence braces. Fence Bullets were less expensive, more convenient and always an option.    

Bullet Fence Systems has a manufacturing/warehouse/shipping facility located in Okmulgee, OK. We use US steel for the tubular sleeve.  We cut and form the tube then have the sleeves hot dip galvanized.  The assembly process is matching and packaging the correct hardware to form a complete kit to your specifications.

Since the first installation on the Goedecke ranch in 2015, Bullet Fence Systems has been used by thousands of customers across the US. The Fence Bullet is holds US Patent #10422155 and is Canadian patent pending. The System has been used on a variety of projects ranging from the simple H and N brace systems on family farms to neighborhoods needing to adhere to HOA rules and even to park trail systems.