Author Topic: bullet pullers or how to fix an oops  (Read 12482 times)

Tyler Durden

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Re: bullet pullers or how to fix an oops
« Reply #20 on: May 06, 2011, 02:39:58 AM »
my elbow gets enough strain as it is, so I am really liking the RCBS collet type puller.  The caliber specific collets do add up price wise and so do the shellholders....since I reload on a Dillon 650.  but it is cheaper than having elbow surgery.

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Re: bullet pullers or how to fix an oops
« Reply #21 on: May 06, 2011, 07:52:36 AM »
my elbow gets enough strain as it is, so I am really liking the RCBS collet type puller.  The caliber specific collets do add up price wise and so do the shellholders....since I reload on a Dillon 650.  but it is cheaper than having elbow surgery.

You need an Apprentice, Tyler.    

A relative or friend who is interested in learning reloading, or who would just like some of the fruits of your reloading.

Tell them the Whack-A-Mole Drill is subliminal training......like Wax On/Wax Off.
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