Hornet 6
Well-Known Member
For a couple of years now I have been using an RCBS collet type puller, every time I add a calibre I have to buy another collet.
This started to get to me, well that and the cost, and the bullets stuck in the collet, meaning remove the collet to retrieve the bullet.
Then I saw one of these mentioned on Reloader's Nest Grip-n-Pull The World's Best Bullet Puller
I contacted the seller and asked if he would ship to the uk, answer is yes.
Mine arrived yesterday, I have had a play and I am impressed, very quick and easy, no bullet or brass damage.
It came by letter post and even slipped through with no duty, which for me is almost a first.
It is well made and finished, the only thing to mention is pulling very short rounds in a big press, if the round doesn't stick out
the top of your press you will need a piece of tube, as shown on the site for the pistol round puller, I dare say he would supply one
but it would stop it coming letter post, and a couple of inches of alloy tube is not difficult or expensive to source over here.
Neil.
This started to get to me, well that and the cost, and the bullets stuck in the collet, meaning remove the collet to retrieve the bullet.
Then I saw one of these mentioned on Reloader's Nest Grip-n-Pull The World's Best Bullet Puller
I contacted the seller and asked if he would ship to the uk, answer is yes.
Mine arrived yesterday, I have had a play and I am impressed, very quick and easy, no bullet or brass damage.
It came by letter post and even slipped through with no duty, which for me is almost a first.
It is well made and finished, the only thing to mention is pulling very short rounds in a big press, if the round doesn't stick out
the top of your press you will need a piece of tube, as shown on the site for the pistol round puller, I dare say he would supply one
but it would stop it coming letter post, and a couple of inches of alloy tube is not difficult or expensive to source over here.
Neil.
