%$#%^&@%$#@ BULLET PULLERS

[Carlos88]

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[orkan]

The collet pullers are good to go.

 

[257 STW]

I have used the RCBS collet puller for years

 

[FEENIX]

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Nice dig... after 14 years. OP Last seen Jun 14, 2010

 

[257 STW]

Nice dig... after 14 years. OP Last seen Jun 14, 2010

Ha Ha Ha!!! just noticed the date!

 

[Carlos88]

Nice dig... after 14 years. OP Last seen Jun 14, 2010

Yeah it popped up and I weren't payin' no attention.

 

[orkan]

Yeah it popped up and I weren't payin' no attention.

Yup… got me.

 

[Carlos88]

I read in the bylaws we're allowed one a month so we're both good.

 

[338 dude]

I have now borrowed two bullet pullers and I have broken both RCBS plastic pullers. This last one the tightening nut broke on a 22-250, after pulling 3 30-06!!! Why do they do that? Make a plastic hitting tool? Any who trying to see if there is a metalic one made and also if RCBS has any kind of a warrenty? What do you all use to pull bullets?

Joe Oakes

Grip-n-pull

 

[FEENIX]

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I have one too (along with other bullet pullers) and do not care for it as much, but that's just me. Because I hardly find the need to remove bullets, I prefer the inertia hammers; been using them for many years without any issues.

Since the thread seems to have been revived, if I have to invest in another bullet puller, I would consider ...

 

[Kansaswoodguy]

I have broken an RCBS and replaced it with a Frankford but to be honest I don't use a puller very often so these cheap plastic ones are ok for my use. I do keep a 6x6 block of walnut on the reloading room floor to hit them on when I do screw the pooch and need to pull one apart.