Bullet pulling

Actually, for a lot of calibers you could just use the connector tool (the place where there's a blue, a red and a yellow dot). Just hold strong and pull the lever.
 
xJMV said:
Light charges are not related to gear... I just made every load indicated in my book for the 3powders I had in small batches. The range is far from home and open only 2 days a week when there is an official available, Plus I work an unregular schedule so I can only get to the range for a maximum 4days a month when it is open...

I can now establish that bullets flying around 1000fps are working best with my M&P9... So from now on, I known that I will play only around 1000fps... Low charge is not a major quantity and can be done with the hammer fast enough...

However the misaligned bullets are counting for a certain number around 100bullets. With the hammer it may takes up to 40 hit on the concrete to get a single bullet out... :/

Dies are in the mail, will manage that next weekend to retrieve at least the powder...
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I wouldn't want to get banned...
 
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xJMV said:
However the misaligned bullets are counting for a certain number around 100bullets. With the hammer it may takes up to 40 hit on the concrete to get a single bullet out... :/

Dies are in the mail, will manage that next weekend to retrieve at least the powder...
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Too much crimp and not enough flare. Only time it took me 40 wacks off a concrete floor was trying to pull some 9mm bullets from steel case ammo.
 
OkayShooter said:
Too much crimp and not enough flare. Only time it took me 40 wacks off a concrete floor was trying to pull some 9mm bullets from steel case ammo.
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Swing it harder. If you don't feel like you might break it, swing harder. Lol

I pull down 7.62x54r with sealer around the neck. 2 or 3 good wacks usually does it.
 
I received my bullet puller from the YouTuber I mentioned in a previous post. Here's a video of it in action.


All in it was about $45 CAD. It works well with my crimped 9mm rounds. Should have no problem with rifle calibers. I'll try some surplus x39 next.
 
Zee705 said:
I received my bullet puller from the YouTuber I mentioned in a previous post.
All in it was about $45 CAD. It works well with my crimped 9mm rounds. Should have no problem with rifle calibers. I'll try some surplus x39 next.
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It certainly looks like an efficient tool.
 
quinetics bullet puller collet is the way to go. Way faster than dies or other kinetic puller setups
 
with pistol bullets I find the press mounted units sketchy, with the kinetic it's drop, twist, smack, twist, dump, repeat. much faster than with a press mounted unit. the split O'ring means you don't have to take the cap off. Only really downside is pulling bullets that have no primer, but have powder in them, you do get powder tossed around on the floor.
 
Slavex said:
with pistol bullets I find the press mounted units sketchy, with the kinetic it's drop, twist, smack, twist, dump, repeat. much faster than with a press mounted unit. the split O'ring means you don't have to take the cap off. Only really downside is pulling bullets that have no primer, but have powder in them, you do get powder tossed around on the floor.
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Agreed.

That's why I bought the non-kinetic model. Rounds missing primers = powder everywhere
 
Zee705 said:
Agreed.

That's why I bought the non-kinetic model. Rounds missing primers = powder everywhere
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I haven't had that many missing primers, but I just use a little piece of tape to cover the primer hole to not get powder everywhere.
 
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