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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
i whack it on a rock or cinderblock. best luck is by using a light grip on the hammer and whack the devil out of it.[:@]
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
Going through some old posts and came upon this one where Statjunk asked if the bullet would be ok to use again. Here is what I do to prevent the bullet tip from getting damaged and it works every time without fail...use a foam (roll up and insert in the ear) ear plug and insert it into thehammer and then proceed with pulling the bullet. I have pulled many bullets this way and it works especially well with soft lead tipped spire bullets.
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
I've got a spot on my reloading bench that has a nice little divet in it;)Wack the ****e out of it!!!
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I've never had much luck hitting the bench. I use the basement floor. And don't just swing at the floor, swing through it. Like the Tigers teeing off on Mussina last nite.
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
ORIGINAL: North Texan I lay a wood block on the concrete and smack it against the wood block. |
RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
For crying out loud don't bash it on a rock,cinderblock or concrete floor.This will only bend or break the handle.Get a hardwood block and turn it on end and wack it hard a few times till it loosens.I've recycled lots of ammo this way and still have an undamaged handle 20 years later.............Harold
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
Using a shellholder can damage the rim of the brass since it isn't supported all the way around. Make sure the flat part of the collet is facing the rim.
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
Go with a Hornady Cam Lock bullet puller and never look back. It fits in the press just like a die and you'll need the correct collet for your bullet.
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This has been a pretty funny read lol. I am glad that I came accross this thread since I am in the market for a bullet puller. I have about 30 rounds of oops that I need to redo or save the bullet from.
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RE: Pulling Bullets Apart
Think of a bullet puller as an eraser.Why waste components?Harold
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