Impact Bullet Puller with 3 Different Expandable Collets (Pack of 1 Set)

This product does exactly what it's intended to do. I pulled approximately 50 bullets including 9mm, 38 special and 30.06 without issue. The puller did not suffer any damage despite the repeated hard blows to pull a bullet. The puller should be stuck on a wood 2 x 4 that is laying firmly on a solid surface. The 2x4 will be totally dented up so don't intend to use the wood again.

does the job, replace the collet with the proper diameter shell holder to make life even easier.

Works exactly as described. Easy to use and does what is advertised.

works like it should. I searched the reviews for the cheaper inertia pullers and the more expensive ones and they all had bad reviews, 1 star, as well as 5 star so I decided to try the least expensive one and it works great and came with the 3 collets as advertised.

I used this on some 38 special cartridges I wanted to swap the bullets out of. Both loads were 125 grain bullets with +P loadings. Quite a bit of powder. I just wanted to swap them to see if they'd work. It's difficult to prevent powder loss from the original loading since the device can throw the bullet and case contents into the receptacle. You have to get the bullet to about 1/16th or so left in the case, then you can gently pry it out. That being said, I was able to beat the hell out of this thing and it didn't even crack. Very impressed with the abuse it suffered trying to remove a bullet that had been sealed and stamped into the case. It took a long time, but I managed to get the bullet free. Wouldn't use this for pulling bullets consistently. Might break long before 50-100 rounds. Better to use it to gently adjust the seating depth. Cheap way to fix a difficult mistake to fix.

Does what is supposed to without issues. Good value for the money.

Great and just what I ordered

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Works very well as an inertial puller. I’d suggest using your collet out of your press rather than the included ones. After a grain weight snafu, I was able to pull every bullet involved successfully. The hammer seems very durable as I was striking against an anvil base and it didn’t show cracking or abnormal wear for that amount of impact. I found if I held it loosely and struck so the head was flat to the striking surface it only took a couple blows to separate bullet from casing.