Bullet puller
Anyone have thoughts or have tried the GRIP-N-PULL? Looking to pull some 308, 224 and 9mm. Trying to make a choice on a tool. Any input would be welcome, I have never considered it before now due to the current shortages. I have looked at other threads concerning pulling tools,but have not seen this one addressed. Thank you in advance!!
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The kinetic energy hammer type are the best in my opinion. It doesn't damage the bullet nor the case and they're cheap.
I don't use the collet shell holders in mine. I just use the shell holder for the press and screw the hammer cap on. You can cover up the hole where power will leak with a piece of tape.
Those little rubber o-rings on the collets were always breaking so I just quit using them.
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Thank you for your input. I am in the info stage on this subject.
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Thank you, that is the kind of input I needed. Which one were you using? They offer a "milspec" for 7.62 and 5.56, and then a general puller that covers several calibers from .17 up to .30.
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Forgemonkey what you reccomend for pulling 7.62, 5.56 and 9mm?
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I have bullet pullers. RCBS that takes different spuds for different calibers.
All of the GRIP type pullers that I have used will distort the bullets.
I've reloaded few distorted bullets just to see if they still group ok in some old bolt action rifles and they were ok but I do not recommend reloading distorted bullets due to possible pressures, etc.
When I want to re-use the bullets pulled I use a RCBS or Hornady kinetic puller.
I stick with these two brands because I have used their lifetime warranty few times due to broken parts and I can request spare replacement parts.
I insert a sponge type ear plug into the puller and this keeps from bending or distorting the point on some bullets.
On some hulls that are very hard to pull the bullet I place the shell in my press and use a bullet seater and press the bullet little deeper to break the tightness.
Some factory shells are the harder ones to pull.
But I have not pulled any 9mm bullets that you ask about.
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Thank you for the input Okie. As I suspected,a one size fits all set of pliers is not going to accomplish my goal.
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Thank you Forgemonkey, first straight answer I have yet imho. I am going to hunt for the RCBS and Hornady, as those are the dies I am familiar with.
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