Frankford ArsenalQuick-N-EZ Impact Bullet Puller - Stuck Case Remover for Ammo Reloading with Interchangeable Collets

Works great! Used this on over 100 freedom seeds. Holding up nicely.

Works great on 9mm, had to pull 250 rounds due to incorrect reloading.

I was very skeptical of these as the price was dirt dog cheap. But, this bullet puller works very well. It's a bummer when you have to pull apart a completed cartridge for whatever reason. I was thinking of buying bullet puller dies and collets but came across this device. First,, you need to have a proper place to strike against. I use the end of a short 2 X 4 board and it works great. Don't strike it against the concrete floor or your counter tops. It works by holding the back of the cartridge and allows the bullet to pull itself out by inertial energy. Bullet and powder go onto the tube. It's a little messy but it works. Well worth the money

I broke the one I had used since 1980 (pretty good, huh?) and just replaced it with this one. The little aluminum collet to hold the case in position will give up eventually but a shell holder is a better option since it's flat surface will not chew out a divot in the plastic over time. Very usefull tool for the loading bench

First let me say I have a collet bullet remover and I use it too; only thing is there is often a minor amount of damage to some (not all) kinds of bullets with the collet remover no matter which collet I use. Not so with this one; they all come out unscathed.The thing I like most about this bullet puller is not pulling bullets. Instead I keep a supply of wooden dowels cut to the O.A.L. of the cartridge I am loading + .030" so when I press one too deep I insert the proper dowel and give it a whack. Now I am ready to back off the seater die and reseat the bullet with no spilled powder and no prep to reinsert the bullet. In all fairness I should note that I always (and I mean aways) do a separate step for seating and crimping. The concept is very simple; instead of pulling the bullet and making a mess, the impact puller only drives it down to O.A.L + .030".I too went through the hassle of broken o-rings, but eventually found a source in the auto supply. Now I have learned from another reviewer you can use the shell holder for the case you are loading in the impact puller without hassling with the o-rings.I am not sure about this 2x4 end grain thing. To be frank, I whack mine on my vice and it works better that way than any other (especially wooden surfaces) I have found.Will it ever completely replace my collet puller? No. However it has a permanent place in my reloading processes. Definitely recommended. A fine tool.

This bullet puller works very well and appears to be well made. I especially like the fact it comes with 3 different size shell holders and the o-rings to hold the shell holder pieces together. I have only used it once so cannot say anything about how well it will hold up to a lot of use, but based on my limited use of it I give it 5 stars.

Does not work easily. You might not get what you're looking for with this.

If you reload I highly recommend this tool. Disassembles cartridges without damage. Tool looks to be durable. You don't need this tool everyday but it nice to have it when you do.I would recommend this tool to a friend.