The beer gun path.....
It is approx $70.00 for a beer gun...u will then have to open the fridge door every time you want to pour your beer. You will soon get sick and tired of this......every one i know who went down this road first wishes they had gone the other way.
Similarly, everyone i have given pulldown taps to - currently 18 - have sworn that they are much better than the twist taps and wished they had got pull down taps in the first place.
Only trying to help.....
I hope you said Hi to David for me.......
When you talk/order from Craig, if you order an extra T piece ( his are food grade plastic $5.00 ea - Blackwoods sell brass 1/4 inch T pieces for just under $7.00 - gives a better seal connection than the 6mm line supplied by Craig) and an extra liquid disconnect, you will then be able to burp, rock and gas your beer outside the fridge.
It costs an extra $25.00 for this ( $15.00 for Disconnect, $5.00 for T piece $5.00 for extra 3m of 6mm gas line). we did this and i felt is was worth it.
Use a liquid disconnect because when you burp the keg, the CO2 will be filling the keg from the bottom tube and makes the gas bubble through the beer - much better burping and CO2 obsorbtion into the beer this way....
). The article at the bottom of the above thread was a good start - except it wasn't very explanatory. 
