Is it a bad idea to pull out?

[Caseknife]

Don't get a kinetic bullet puller, total PITA. Get one of these, https://grip-n-pull.com/, easy to use and have much more control over the process. Yes, you will need to resize the neck to get proper neck tension. Mono's like speed, I would use either the 130 or 150 TTSX and get closer to 2800-3000fps.

 

[cal30_sniper]

I do this quite often. It’s a 45 minute drive to the range, so I often take a large load ladder that I don’t get all the way up through before hitting pressure signs.

As one other said, it’s a really good idea to reset neck tension after pulling bullets. If you’re using a standard die, just back out the decapper enough that it won’t pop the primer out and run them through the sizing die again before re-charging and reseating the bullet. If you don’t do this, chances are you’ll end up with at least a few bullets than can be moved in the case by hand when you’re done.

Make sure the case is truly empty of powder before you recharge (sometimes static can cause pellets to cling inside the case). Also make sure you weight each charge as a unit from zero (measure out 44grs, don’t just add 1.0grs to the presumed 43grs of powder you pulled out).

 

[Tobe_B]

Don’t be dumb, shoot in the bum?

New tag line. I love it.

 

[Tobe_B]

I’d just shoot the rounds and reload new ones. Good trigger time.

 

[AM_Hunter]

@One300wsm I dont know why its not letting me directly reply to you but its the garmin Chrono. Its in line with my buddys speed too, hes shooting 44 gr out of 20" and getting about 2670.

I've got a whole extra 1". I constantly remind him about that too

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[grfox92]

Trying to avoid the kids for a few more years, which means I should pull out?

I have 4 kids. Trust me. Pull out.

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