What kin dof bullet puller should I get. I need to pull about 60 bullets from some cases. Should I get a Rcbs hammer type or get one that goes in a press?
Thanks,
T
Thanks,
T
Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
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Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
Hornady cam-lock for rifle bullets, kinetic for pistol bullets.
Hornady cam-lock for rifle bullets, kinetic for pistol bullets.
Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
Collet puller for sure. You wont damage the points, and its way faster.
Collet puller for sure. You wont damage the points, and its way faster.
Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
The collets are quieter too, when its 2am and you realized you just seated your 500th bullet and forgot the primers..
The collets are quieter too, when its 2am and you realized you just seated your 500th bullet and forgot the primers..
Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: zack-s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hammer type for a few. Collet type for alot. </div></div>
Ditto.....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: zack-s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hammer type for a few. Collet type for alot. </div></div>
Ditto.....
Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
I like the Forster over the RCBS. When you loosen the collet to release the bullet on the RCBS the final tightening position of the handle can shift from case to case. Annoying. The Forster doesn't do that. Haven't used the Hornady. The hammer is just in case...and for short lead bullets in pistol rounds. JMHO
I like the Forster over the RCBS. When you loosen the collet to release the bullet on the RCBS the final tightening position of the handle can shift from case to case. Annoying. The Forster doesn't do that. Haven't used the Hornady. The hammer is just in case...and for short lead bullets in pistol rounds. JMHO
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Ive been using the hammer type "Frankford Arsenal" Bullet puller for several years with rifle and pistol rounds. Although I made a real cheap way to cushion the impact and save rifle points. a small piece of canvas or foam shoved down in the nose of the hammer does the trick. Best of all tit costs about 16$.
Ive been using the hammer type "Frankford Arsenal" Bullet puller for several years with rifle and pistol rounds. Although I made a real cheap way to cushion the impact and save rifle points. a small piece of canvas or foam shoved down in the nose of the hammer does the trick. Best of all tit costs about 16$.
Re: Bullet Pullers? What brand and type
If you have to pull more than a few bullets, you'll be glad you got a press mounted collet type bullet puller like the Forster or RCBS. I also have an RCBS impact bullet puller, but if you have to do more than 5 or 10, they're a pain to use.
If you have to pull more than a few bullets, you'll be glad you got a press mounted collet type bullet puller like the Forster or RCBS. I also have an RCBS impact bullet puller, but if you have to do more than 5 or 10, they're a pain to use.
