How To Use A Kinetic Bullet Puller

Here's a quick video of how to tear down a completed cartridge using a kinetic bullet puller. In this case it's a .223 being broke down. The .223 cartridge that I tore down was one that I used to setup my bullet seating die. It had a bullet seated, but no primer or powder. It is perfectly safe to use a kinetic puller to remove a bullet and powder. I just didn't want to tear down a good round, so I used my test cartridge as an example.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• kinetic
• bullet
• puller
• reloading
• lee
• ammo
• cartridge

[XxrushxX1]

Is it safe to uses this if your bullet has a primer

[ArcherAce2]

@XxrushxX1 yes

[rejectzombie]

how do you remove the backing? 

[ArcherAce2]

@rejectzombie What "Backing"?

[MaryStewart]

is there a tool to replace the bullet?

[ArcherAce2]

@MaryStewart Yes. It's called a bullet seating die.

[bltefft]

I discovered that you do not need to use the colliers that come with the bullet hammer. A regular shell holder works great.

Hack

[bltefft]

Hey ArcherAce2, I have to respectably disagree with your premise about the tightness of the collets making a difference in the ease with which a bullet puller works.

[russotragik]

@XxrushxX1 if the primer is not old one of silver fulminate, yes, you can do this with the primer on the cartridge!

[MarblesStudios]

Total stupid question, but if I were to tape the hell out of a bullet to a normal hammer, would that make a difference?

[GoldLeader22]

Can you just pull the bullet out with your hands?

[hailme1]

@ArcherAce2 probably means the primer. You need a de-primer (I think that's what it is called), which is a part of a press (I think).

[GeneralG1810]

@dozzy000 I dont think there a collet that small but if there was I dont see why not..... But why would you?