New reloading tool

[Sitting Bull]

Well This weekend I made several stupid mistakes reloading with resulted in needing to remove the bullet from loaded rounds. In the past I used kinetic bullet pullers and always hated them. I needed to pull 20 bullets and I decided to try the RCBS bullet puller with caliber specific collet. Wow! what a dream to use.
Easy to use and no damage to the tip of the bullet.
Should have bought this a long time ago.

[DiabeticKripple]

Yup I love mine.

When doing load development, I often load past book values so I can see when I hit pressure signs in my rifle. Chronograph as well.

I don’t have to worry about not making it to the top, I just simply pull the bullets with the collet, pour the powder out, neck size and reload again.

[renegadeg2]

Indeed. Great tool. No dammage to bullet. Can salvage or reuse everything. Can pull 20 rounds in a few minutes.

-Reza

[gunluvr]

I'm going to add a cheap press to my bench, maybe a Lee classic, just for a bullet puller.

[catnthehat]

The RCBS collet puller has been my goto for over 40 years
Cat

[Dean2]

I used the RCBS for a long time but have now switched to the Hornady collet puller. Far slicker to use, no damage to bullets and works on turret presses a lot better becasue you don't need to be able to twist the T handle tight.

[SuperCub]

Originally Posted by Dean2

I used the RCBS for a long time but have now switched to the Hornady collet puller. Far slicker to use, no damage to bullets and works on turret presses a lot better becasue you don't need to be able to twist the T handle tight.

I've used both the RCBS and Hornady collet pullers. The Hornady is the better tool by far.

[teledogs]

I have been using one for a few years ( not as old, I mean experienced as Cat ) and they do work great. Using a Kinetic puller never made sense to me...