Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Impact Bullet Puller - Stuck Case Remover for Ammo Reloading with Interchangeable Collets
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Thursday, Jun 25
Size: Medium
Style: Impact Puller
Features
- SPECS: 12 L x 5 W
- VERSATILITY: 3 different sized collets included allows you to pull bullets from almost any caliber from .22 Hornet to 45-70, rimmed or rimless
- EASE OF USE: Works with one stern "whack" to separate bullet from brass
- DURABLE: Constructed of lightweight aluminum and heavy-duty plastic
- INCLUDES: 1 hammer, 3 collets and 4 o-rings
- COMPATABILITY: Will not work with rimfire cartridges
Description
When you need to pull some bullets for whatever reason, an impact style tool is the easiest method. One stern “whack” and the bullet is separated from the brass. Three different collets are included allowing you to pull bullets from almost every caliber, rimmed or rimless. The versatility alone makes this bullet puller the only one to have.
Brand: Frankford Arsenal
Head Material: Aluminum
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Blue
Item Weight: 174 Grams
Brand Name: Frankford Arsenal
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 22
Manufacturer: Frankford Arsenal
UPC: 661120446422
Model Number: 836017
Manufacturer Part Number: 836017
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Bullet Puller
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1-year manufacturer
Color: Blue
Head Style: Flat
Style Name: Impact Bullter Puller
Item Weight: 174 Grams
Head Material: Aluminum
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Grip Type: Textured
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Goid bullet puller. Easy to use and works every time.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by tM
Well made.
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by Donald Kipp
This puller works great for what its intended for, unloading your reloads on which you made a mistake. I tried pulling the bullet from a factory crimped .224 round. After 20 minutes of banging and pissing off my wife the bullet had pulled out about 2mm from the case and stopped there. That said, it's pretty easy to use. Setup could have been easier if they had shipped the collets preassembled with the o-ring around them. It's a bit of a pain to get the o-ring around the collets as trying to hold three tiny pieces of metal while stretching an o-ring over them takes some decent dexterity. It also helps keep the pieces together. You can't see it from the picture but without the o-rings you have 12 tiny pieces of metal floating around once you open the package. It would be nice if there was a convenient place on the tool to store them, like in the handle. I suppose if you wanted to leave the collets unassembled you could drop them back into the hammer when not in use, but then you have to sort through all the tiny pieces to find the ones you need and reassemble them every time you want to use it. It may sound like a lot of complaints. They're more minor inconveniences. Those inconveniences aside this tool operates as designed and easily pulls non-factory crimped bullets.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2014 by Amazon Customer
It took two tries to get a complete hammer set (the first set was missing several pieces) but with all the pieces, the set is excellent. The design hasn't changed much if at all over the last 50 years. That includes how it's used. I see reviews with complaints of how bad the set works. But some of those complaints include pictures showing the reviewer using the hammer with the ammo inserted backwards! This set also comes with very clear, easy to understand instructions. They just need to be read if you don't already know how to use an impact bullet puller. I haven't tried using this particular puller with shell holders yet. But several older impact hammers were able to use shell holders in place of the collets. My 50 year old hammer worked perfectly with shell holders. I just need to find where that puller has been hiding...
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2025 by Jon Foster
The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler and Media Separator is a game-changer for brass cleaning and polishing. It works flawlessly and makes the process quick and efficient. Removing cases and separating media is simple, and it really helps fix mistakes and keep everything organized. Solid build quality and great performance highly recommend for any reloader!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Cole Whiteard
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2021 by James May
This tool is a must for all reloaders. Especially if you're fixing one or rounds that you have messed up on. This particular model works just okay, I am not impressed with it. You must hit the hammer, VERY HARD on concrete to make the bullet move AT ALL. You must also pause between each hit to tighten the cap holding the bullet in. The first time I used it, I put a .223 round into the the collet and placed it into the hammer, then I would whack it against my work bench, which is made of wood, and nothing would happen. I would pause between every 3 or 4 hammer smacks to measure the bullet with a calipers to see if I had made any progress. I hadn't. I never did get that one out. Another time, I had seated the bullet too deep in a different .223 round. I used the bullet puller to try and get it to come out some. I did get it to work after VERY VERY hard and fast smacking. The "face" of the hammer had deformed some, and I had to use concrete even though the directions tell you not you. I did get the bullet to come out a little bit and ended up being exactly how long my other rounds were, so I left it. I cannot over state how hard you will have to use this thing. It felt like I was going to break it. For more than 2 or 3 bullets that need to be pulled, I would go with a collect clamp bullet remover than screws into the press. I think that'll be my next bullet puller purchase. Bottom line: it does work, but you'll need to wail on it for any results. Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2018 by Minuteman
Easy to use can take the shock of use on steel with no damage to hammer.
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by Rob D