Right now about 150 .308 rounds. Almost my entire stock. I realized my powder drop wasn't set right because I misread the scale. I'm 10 grains off on all of them.
The kinetic puller takes 6 or 7 whacks for each round.
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The kinetic puller takes 6 or 7 whacks for each round.
Got mine.
Love it.
No marring and effortless.
5 Stars.
Mil Spec GRIP-N-PULL Bullet Puller (Calibers 5.56, 7.62, 338 and 50 BMG)
one footnote: I, too, have arthritis and put one of my magazine caliber marker rubber bands on the handle portion. Holds well enough and takes some of the stress off the finger joints.
Love it.
No marring and effortless.
5 Stars.
Mil Spec GRIP-N-PULL Bullet Puller (Calibers 5.56, 7.62, 338 and 50 BMG)
one footnote: I, too, have arthritis and put one of my magazine caliber marker rubber bands on the handle portion. Holds well enough and takes some of the stress off the finger joints.
I used them.. but when I needed to pull a 1000 rds.. I bought the collet type cam lock deal .. lord that made a worlds diffrence
Copy cat.. lol I did the exact same thing.. cept I used a cheap set of wire strippers
I admit I got a pile of them Now when I will redo them is a whole nother story
I've got one for pistol bullets, they are a huge improvement
Do you use a shell holer with it? Makes life easier.
Thats what i made and ir works great.
Yes. In an RCBS Rockchucker. It mars the sides where I grip the bullet. Increasing pressure doesn't seem to prevent this. The inside of the tool is very rough, amateurishly finished. Not a good product or value, even if $10 shipped.
