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I use inertia for pistol and rifle through 30-06 (largest I load) if I have just a few as it is quick and no setup. If I need to pull 50, I'll set up the collet puller. I don't load belted rounds, so can't comment on how well inertia pullers work on that.
I have a bunch of loaded bullets that I have no intention of using. The bullets once pulled would make an almost completely full box or bullets that would be valuable and useful for someone, but I wouldn't feel good giving someone pulled bullets with collet marks. Hence the inertia puller. I want them as clean as possible. Glad to hear it will work fine with the riflecartridges, have one on the way.
Quote from: 7mmfan on January 27, 2021, 01:06:56 PMI have a bunch of loaded bullets that I have no intention of using. The bullets once pulled would make an almost completely full box or bullets that would be valuable and useful for someone, but I wouldn't feel good giving someone pulled bullets with collet marks. Hence the inertia puller. I want them as clean as possible. Glad to hear it will work fine with the riflecartridges, have one on the way.What bullets are they?
I've done boxes and boxes of factory 7 rem ammo with one. They are a pain, but actually getting the bullet out once the cartridge is in there is no problem. What you hit it on makes a big difference, i used to do a piece of wood on my reloading table and it was like 10 hits per bullet. Then I moved to the concrete floor and its a couple good whacks, but the hammer feels like it might shatter at any moment