- Location
- Drayton Valley, AB
Grip-N-Pull by far!! You can pull 50 bullets in under 3 minutes and not have to clean up any powder spills!
Best bullet puller?
- Thread starter Ed Smurf
- Start date
I was hammering on the base of the press, about 15 wacks. Tried it on a 2X4 sill plate, about 5 or 6 wacks. Went OK removing bullets from the 25 powderless cases.
Trying to reload in a hurry, doesn't save time. Tried to get it done before wifey got home. Says I spend too much time in my gun room. How sad is that?
I found the trick is you need a really hard surface to strike. My 762x54r come apart in 2 or 3 whacks usually, but I have an old 6"×6"x1.5" brick i hit it on. I tried a 2x4 but wood absorbs too much of the impact.
With this method i can break down 50 rounds in about 15 minutes. Not crazy fast, but fast enough.
- Location
- sudbury, ontario
Yup bought the grip n pull by far the best
Had a RCBS collet puller but found it still marked the bullets up anyway. It's faster to just put them in the press with no die and grab it with a vise grip and just pull the case down bullets are slightly scarred but way faster than anything else I've used.
Heck, I have no problems getting the bullets pulled by hitting on the basement carpet, so I did not wake up everybody in the house. Having said that, I would like another method as well, it's just that I have been lucky and have not pulled more than 100 rounds total ever.
When I tried an inertia puller on GP11(Military 7.5x55), I could only remove the bullet if I whack it on concrete floor with about as much force as a battle crazed Cimmerian slicing his battle axe through an amored Dragon with a blood curdling loud battle cry.
The Hornady Cam Loc Puller is much more civilized, still takes a few tries with GP11, the tar sealer and neck crimp you know. Tea and crumpets anyone?
The Hornady Cam Loc Puller is much more civilized, still takes a few tries with GP11, the tar sealer and neck crimp you know. Tea and crumpets anyone?
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