Is their a certain die or tool you wouldn't live without for pulling bullet from live cases... I need to find something that's good for removing bullet.. What do you guys like??? Thanks...
I like the hammer or impact method . LarryIs their a certain die or tool you wouldn't live without for pulling bullet from live cases... I need to find something that's good for removing bullet.. What do you guys like??? Thanks...
Get one from pma and youll forget the hammer
Is their a certain die or tool you wouldn't live without for pulling bullet from live cases... I need to find something that's good for removing bullet.. What do you guys like??? Thanks...
The RCBS collet puller doesn't work flawlessly with the Forster Co-Ax. It works, but takes some, effort.RCBS bullet puller die and the corresponding collet.
You can even re-use the extracted bullets.
Sounds good, time to spent more money. I'm always buying more tools. I thought reloading was a way to save money.I can re- use the bullets in br comp. if you crank it down tight you maybe could damage em but it doesnt take much hold with his design. The collet type ruins every bullet i pull. You can clearly see a ring but theyre good for fireforming
Good like how? Fast and easy - Hornady cam-loc bullet puller. No damage to bullet - can't be done - use pulled bullets for fouling rounds.Is their a certain die or tool you wouldn't live without for pulling bullet from live cases... I need to find something that's good for removing bullet.. What do you guys like??? Thanks...
Another vote for the hornady collet puller. I have and use the inertia( hammer) to pull occ bullet but the biggest drawback is you have powder in the hammer and you have to remove it before pulling the next one. As far as bullet damage using the hornady...bullet tension is the key. An annealed neck with .002 "tension" allows release of the bullet with minimal grip from the collet which one can control. These bullets are like new, esp if internal case neck is clean and a good chamfer. An unannealed neck is a royal PITA to remove it' s bullet and these bullets are trashed. I learned I was inadequately annealing necks when I got crazy groups and decided to pull remaining bullets and I had to use tremendous grip, with multiple slips, before getting these bullets out. I properly annealed these cases, inserted bullets, waited a day, then pulled these bullets with great ease. Another advantage...bullet too deep, pull it, resize neck while powder in case( die has to have removable decapping stem), then seat bullet to desired point. Most of the time I'm dumping powder and if you are pulling 10-20+ the collet is so much nicer than the hammer.I like this bullet puller - http://www.hornady.com/store/Cam-Lock-Bullet-Puller-1-Each/ Regards JCS
The RCBS collet puller doesn't work flawlessly with the Forster Co-Ax. It works, but takes some, effort.