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  • #31
    ParaLarry
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 649

    Originally posted by ivanimal
    This looks like a good idea

    https://grip-n-pull.com/

    Anyone have experience with the grip-n-pull with plated or coated pistol bullets?


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    • #32
      orangeusa
      • Jul 2009
      • 9055

      Originally posted by ParaLarry
      Anyone have experience with the grip-n-pull with plated or coated pistol bullets?


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      I just ordered one 9, 40 44, 45

      Ill pull a few 9's for you. My 44 and 45 are lead.

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      • #33
        croue
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2013
        • 1255

        Originally posted by ParaLarry
        Anyone have experience with the grip-n-pull with plated or coated pistol bullets?


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        Key is to get a good grip the first time. But not overdone. If you slip it will peel the plating. If you grab too hard it will leave deep marks in lead or coated. Hard to get no marks at all. Light marks are far preferable to peeling the coating or plating though.


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        • #34
          orangeusa
          • Jul 2009
          • 9055

          I wonder if using that rubber dip they use for pliers ect..

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          • #35
            ParaLarry
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 649

            How to pull several hundred rounds

            Originally posted by orangeusa
            I wonder if using that rubber dip they use for pliers ect..

            https://www.lowes.com/pd/Plasti-Dip-...oating/3543512
            Good idea.
            I have the Hornady collet puller, works great on jacketed but terrible on non-jacketed.
            I have hundreds of mistakes over the years I need to salvage primers now.

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            • #36
              JagerDog
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              • May 2011
              • 15140

              Depends. What cartridge with what bullet? Collet pullers don't work on everything. Need a good purchase on the bullet.

              I'm assuming pistol as for the most part you can't fit double charges (one of your concerns) in rifle.
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              • #37
                orangeusa
                • Jul 2009
                • 9055

                Originally posted by JagerDog
                Depends. What cartridge with what bullet? Collet pullers don't work on everything. Need a good purchase on the bullet.

                I'm assuming pistol as for the most part you can't fit double charges (one of your concerns) in rifle.
                I am pulling a few 44 Remmag plated, abut 200 or more
                45 LC plated

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                • #38
                  LuckyGuy
                  Member
                  • Dec 2014
                  • 460

                  What?

                  [QUOTE=orangeusa;25333846]I need to pull these rounds to verify there are no double loads..

                  To tell the truth, I HATE smashing a pulling hammer on my cement garage floor. I swear it feels like its gonna blow up any time, which of course is nonsense, but I cant shake it.

                  Any ideas ???

                  Thanks, Scott

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                  • #39
                    the86d
                    Calguns Addict
                    • Jul 2011
                    • 9587

                    I use about a 1" 4x4, standing on it's end.

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                    • #40
                      divingin
                      Veteran Member
                      • Jul 2015
                      • 2522

                      Originally posted by Beelzy
                      Whoa! Too much work. Take one apart, dump the powder and weigh the case and bullet.
                      Then weigh the complete rounds and look for the possible heavier ones.
                      Ballpark method at best. Variations in cases may be up to 3+ gns for matched headstamp; up to 8 or more for mixed headstamp. makes it hard to tell a 5 gn charge from an 8 grain charge. There may be some variation in bullets as well.

                      If the OP has lead bullets, the inertial puller is about the only way (collet puller will distort them quite a bit, assuming you can get enough grip to pull the bullet.) If they're jacketed and give you enough shank length to get a grip on them, collet puller is best.

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                      • #41
                        croue
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2013
                        • 1255

                        Originally posted by ParaLarry
                        Good idea.
                        I have the Hornady collet puller, works great on jacketed but terrible on non-jacketed.
                        I have hundreds of mistakes over the years I need to salvage primers now.

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                        • #42
                          Canucky
                          Veteran Member
                          • Dec 2007
                          • 4265

                          Originally posted by orangeusa
                          I just ordered one 9, 40 44, 45

                          Ill pull a few 9's for you. My 44 and 45 are lead.
                          Just ordered the same puller. Will see how it performs. Money back guarantee.

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                          • #43
                            Rizzo
                            Member
                            • Aug 2012
                            • 444

                            Originally posted by dmy
                            If you do plan to use your kinetic bullet puller, you can use the shell holder from your press instead of the 3-piece holder which makes it faster.
                            That sounds like a great idea.
                            I'm going to try this.
                            Thanks for the tip!

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                            • #44
                            • #45
                              orangeusa
                              • Jul 2009
                              • 9055

                              I just realized this is easier than I thought.

                              I am just looking for double loads with the same powder for all.

                              Just pull all the bullets, visually inspect, then weigh the powder on one round to make sure it matches the recipe. Reseat the bullets and recrimp.

                              ez peasy

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