SR1750 bullet puller

[Steve B]

I picked up a Smart Reloader brand SR1750 bullet puller. It was a good deal at $9.99. There weren't too many options that would do 17 cal. It came with an extra collet set as well. Pulls bullets from 17 rem to 50/70 govt. Over the years I have accumulated a box of rounds that did not reload properly for one reason or another. I had used my buddy's RCBS a couple of years ago. This one worked just as well and for less money. I pulled 17 rem, 223, 380, 38 spl and 44 mag rounds amounting to about 60 rounds total. It worked just as it should.

 

[walker]

TIP.... use wood for a surface to hit on. I have a Dillon bullet puller. The screw on end cap broke, called Dillon and they replaced it for free. Told the person that I was using a metal plate (4"x6"x1") for a surface to hit on. He told me to use wood instead of the metal.

 

[Steve B]

I use a piece of hard wood as well. I used to just bang them on the concrete floor but have cracked them doing that before.

 

[hicap30]

Yes sir wood is the only way not to crack those bullet pullers, I also learned the hard way. Concrete and plastic do not mix.

 

[Que]

I just pulled about 50 round today, banging the puller on my garage floor. I will find a more appropriate surface for next time.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Que, you can build a real cheap "hammer drum". It looks like an elevated small cutting board.

I built mine out of scrap lumber from Von Tobel's scrap bin.

 

[Lock n Load]

What a timely thread, I just pulled about 30 .223 w/ vise grips, we were loading up some .223 for tomorrow so I needed these pulled. I couldnt locate my bullet puller, probably put into the wrong box when we organized the garage a few weeks back.

I will have to pick up one of these......

Thanks for the post.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Here's a cool video about types of bullet pullers from my friends at Sinclair International:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WD8q2WZ7vk[/ame]

 

[Steve B]

Thanks for adding the video. It shows other options available to help others who are looking into a puller.