Hornady Cam-Lok Bullet Pullers

Jeep4x4 · 03-18-2005, 05:52 PM

If you need a bullet puller then you need to buy one of these. The puller and 1 collet are roughly $29.50 shipped from cabelas. Mine came today and Ive pulled about 60-70 bullets in about 20-30 minutes already

Compared to a inertia puller which would take hours to pull that many cases. Good thing about this is it doesnt damage the bullet at all and you will save a ton more $ on powder since you get some of it back. I got probably 1/8 to 1/4lb of powder from all the cases I have done so far.
Inertia(sp?) pullers couldnt ever possibly compare to the speed of this cam lok puller.

Hornady Cam-Lok puller's have my vote!

Vapodog · 03-19-2005, 03:04 PM

The cam addition is a big assist I agree.....but the puller itself with a screw tightener has been around for forty years!!!

Slamfire · 03-19-2005, 08:15 PM

I've pulled a lot of military bullets, I've found you need to seat them a tiny bit to break the adhesive. Can you do that with a cam lock?

Vapodog · 03-21-2005, 03:21 PM

Actually seating bullets prior to pulling is a good way to get them started and the way to do it is with a seating die.....just seat them about 1/16" deeper and then pull them.....I wouldn't think the bullet puller is the best way to do that.