Just a quick question on pulling bullets....

[RampedRaptor]

I couldn’t imagine pulling 800. Time is money. Spot check some for consistency in powder drop, identify powder if possible and shoot away.

 

[dcali]

Kinetic pullers are horrible for large volumes and light bullets. You've got both. They're great for occasionally pulling something when you screw up.

 

[rogn]

I dont think theres a kinetic puller made that would survive pulling 800 bullets especially alight 55gr bullet. A collet type or a grab and pull would preserve your sanity.

 

[pirate ammo]

I dont think theres a kinetic puller made that would survive pulling 800 bullets especially alight 55gr bullet. A collet type or a grab and pull would preserve your sanity.

when he brings some over that is what I'm going to use,,grip-n-pull,,

 

[tenring]

Agreed on the collet pullers. And dont forget to resize the necks afterward. The bullet diameter will open them slightly.

 

[Rsadams]

Agreed on the collet pullers. And dont forget to resize the necks afterward. The bullet diameter will open them slightly.

I won't be using the same brass... I have a bunch of once fired LC...

 

[powderbrake]

I have tried the kinetic , the collet and the type with the disk with a hole in it. All are slower and inferior to the results of a Grip& Pull. I looked up the link, here it is:
https://grip-n-pull.com/
They are $40, and they work like a champ!

 

[Lefty Trigger]

I reuse them all the time. I have an rcbs puller, the hornady looks even nicer and I wish I would have gone for it. If you have a press I dont see why anyone would go kinetic.

Only for handgun rounds where there just is not enough bullet "sticking out" to grab.