RCBS Bullet Puller Collet 6.5mm

The RCBS Bullet Puller Collet 6.5mm is a precision reloading tool designed for shooters and handloaders who need to safely extract jacketed bullets from fired brass cases without causing damage to either component. This device is essential for reloaders working with 6.5mm cartridges who want to recover and recycle expensive projectiles or correct loading mistakes. Whether you're a competitive shooter managing tight budgets or a serious handloader optimizing brass life, this collet-style puller delivers the reliability that law enforcement armorers and military small arms technicians depend on for brass standardization and inventory management.

The redesigned collet mechanism uses a spring-loaded grip system that holds the bullet securely without marring or deforming it during extraction. Standard 7/8-inch-14 threads ensure compatibility with virtually all single-stage reloading presses, eliminating the need for additional adapters or specialized equipment. The 6.5mm collet is precision-machined to grip bullets with consistent tension, preventing slippage that can result in incomplete pulls or bent projectiles. This design minimizes the risk of press damage while allowing controlled, smooth extraction in a single upward stroke—a critical consideration when handling expensive match-grade bullets or recovering brass in high-volume reloading operations.

Reloaders working with 6.5mm Creedmoor, 6.5mm PRC, or other 6.5mm cartridges will find this tool indispensable for correcting over-powder charges, adjusting seating depth, or recovering bullets from failed rounds. The lightweight design (0.09 lbs) makes it portable for field use or transport between loading benches, while the compact 2 x 0.8 x 2.9 inch profile stores easily in any reloading station. Installation is straightforward—thread the collet onto your press ram just as you would a standard die, position the fired case, and pull upward to extract the bullet cleanly. This tool is ideal for precision rifle shooters, volume reloaders, and anyone serious about brass conservation and ammunition consistency.