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gary0529 · 11-03-2012, 07:25 AM

Will go with a +1 on 312,
I have both types and if you are pulling more than a couple, go with the Hornady collet type.

You don't exactly need a collet for each caliber, I have pulled 277 with the 30 and just for grits and shingles I tried the 30 on the 260 Rem and had no difficulty.

If you have a bunch of iffy loads or just did not get the accuracy from some previously reloaded ammunition, perhaps a new barrel or new gun, you cannot beat the speed and ease of the collet type.

When I bugger up one or two, I pull out the kinetic hammer type.

Gary

11-03-2012, 07:25 AM	#8
gary0529 V.I.P. Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Northwestern Va. Posts: 65	Re: Collet Bullet Puller help.... Will go with a +1 on 312, I have both types and if you are pulling more than a couple, go with the Hornady collet type. You don't exactly need a collet for each caliber, I have pulled 277 with the 30 and just for grits and shingles I tried the 30 on the 260 Rem and had no difficulty. If you have a bunch of iffy loads or just did not get the accuracy from some previously reloaded ammunition, perhaps a new barrel or new gun, you cannot beat the speed and ease of the collet type. When I bugger up one or two, I pull out the kinetic hammer type. Gary