Grip-n-pull. Anyone use one?

[Limited GM]

Sure looks like a time saver.

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

[trlcavscout]

Looks cool, would sure beat the hammer.

[Zombie Steve]

I would have to get all three. $119. I'll stick to the kinetic. Looks pretty nice, though.

It would wreck a lead bullet for sure, but I generally just melt them again anyway... I wonder how it would be with plated.

[Danimal]

Looks nice, but I think that it is a little pricey for what you are getting. It looks like something that could be made to the same tolerances for a fraction of the price. I imagine it would leave some pretty solid pull marks in lead and plated bullets. The only time that I have any problem with my hammer is with .223 due to the small light bullet. Everything else pops out with only a whack or two but those damn 55 grain with the cannelure almost make something like this worth it.

[rondog]

That was interesting - until I saw the prices!

[MarkCO]

Took me 20 minutes to pull 10 .240 SMK 300BLK bullets yesterday, then 5 minutes to clean up the mess, and the rubber o-ring just broke. Hmm, you trying to spend my money!!!

[MarkCO]

Found the same thing on Midway for 1/3 the price: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/965...ProductFinding

[brutal]

I guess I don't see a real advantage over the collet pullers except maybe a minute for the initial setup.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/851...vc=subv1851547

caliber collets are like $7-10 each

[MarkCO]

I just pulled a few using a diagonal pliers this way, just to see the time difference. It is significant. I probably have 1K bullets to pull, so I think it will be worth it if it saves me even a little.

[KS63]

Interesting. I may try to machine one out.