Father's Day Sale on Grip-N-Pull bullet pullers...

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Get what you really want for Father's Day this year... another GRIP-N-PULL!

Father's Day is just around the corner (on June 19th), and your wife and children are desperately searching for the perfect gift for you (or will be soon).

If you love the GRIP-N-PULL you've already got (and we're confident you do!), check out all 4 models we now offer...

Standard Rifle - pull calibers 17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 30
Large Rifle - pulls calibers 8mm, 338, 358, 375, 416 and 458
Pistol - pulls calibers 9mm/357, 40, 44, 45 and 500
Mil Spec - pulls calibers 5.56, 7.62, 338 and 50 BMG

From now until Father's Day, use coupon code HAPPYDAD to SAVE $5 on any of our 4 GRIP-N-PULL models. (You'll get $5 off each GRIP-N-PULL... $5 off when you buy one, $10 off when you buy two, $15 off when you buy three... you get the idea.) Plus, orders of 2 or more GRIP-N-PULLs SHIP FREE to mainland USA!

Treat yourself to more GRIP-N-PULLs now, or forward this email to your wife/kids so they know what you really want for Father's Day this year!

Happy Father's Day!

The GRIP-N-PULL Team

How do recycled bullets group after being pulled?

That's the advantage to an inertia puller. But these are said to cause minimal damage, so I doubt it's an issue. The bullet looks way different after the first inch of travel down the bore, so a few lines aren't going to mean squat.

That is the advantage of the Hornady collet puller. Extremely fast, the bullets are undamaged, and the powder charge is not spilled.

Bingo. Does Grip-N-Pull pay for advertising on this sight?