Need help with stuck bullet in Winnipeg!

[jawsman]

ITS' OUT!!!!!!!!!!

My buddy came over and had an aluminum rod that he had dipped in that plastic tool coating. It took only a couple of light taps with a hammer, and poof it popped out.

The bullet looks so good, and has barely any marks on it from the tool or barrel that I might even just load it up again (not likely).

I'm going to have him make me up one for use in my 9mm and .40/10mm.

Now to clean up the pistol, but it all back together, and load up some more rounds to go BOOM!!!!!!!

Thanks everyone for the advice. It came in very handy, and I learned a lot.

 

[dead meat]

Glad to hear you got it out without any damage, and hears hoping you don`t ever have to put into action all the things you just learned. Just file it in the back of your mind under things i need to know but don`t want to do again.

 

[t-star]

ITS' OUT!!!!!!!!!!

My buddy came over and had an aluminum rod that he had dipped in that plastic tool coating. It took only a couple of light taps with a hammer, and poof it popped out.

The bullet looks so good, and has barely any marks on it from the tool or barrel that I might even just load it up again (not likely).

I'm going to have him make me up one for use in my 9mm and .40/10mm.

Now to clean up the pistol, but it all back together, and load up some more rounds to go BOOM!!!!!!!

Thanks everyone for the advice. It came in very handy, and I learned a lot.

why not-there's nothing wrong with it unless the nose is smooshed-for 9mm/357/38 use 11/32, for ,40use a 3/8ths

 

[anchor3593]

For hard driving - here is a tip - Use a steel rod wrapped as suggested, with tape every few inches along it - and put a brass case on the end to protect the bore - an acp case .25, .32 or even a .380 - hot-glue it on if it isn't a tight fit. The steel rod must be large enough to prevent driving through the case-end.

A cartridge-brass tipped punch works okay for drifting sights too.