Kinetic hammer/Inertia bullet puller kaboom theories???

[BE Mike]

Here's another alternative worth looking at...
Grip-n-Pull The World's Best Bullet Puller[/QUOTE] This guy sounds just like Mr. Rogers. I don't think that pulling lead bullets would be so great with this thing and the tube that has to be used with pistol bullets looks awkward.

 

[Engineer1911]

A vehicle's pressure on the road is its weight divided by the surface area of contact with the road, EXACTLY and this is pounds per square inch. If what you said were true, deflating the tires would reduce the pressure of the vehicle on the road to zero. Or, removing half the vehicle's weight without changing the tire pressure would leave the vehicle's pressure on the road unchanged. Both of these are clearly not true. When changing tire pressure or removing half the weight, the contact (surface) area between the tire and the road also changes.

My comments are in bold in your quote is my response.

 

[Jboutfishn]

I questioned the whole K-Boom thing also. But then.........
Inertial Bullet Puller Warning - Shooters Forum

 

[Rule3]

I questioned the whole K-Boom thing also. But then.........
Inertial Bullet Puller Warning - Shooters Forum

That is the same link to the other, other , other thread going on this topic.

The guy used a case holder rather than the supplied collet holder.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/reloading/380078-how-do-i-safely-remove-bullet-live-cartridge.html

 

[Maximumbob54]

And if it happens to blow up, family can put your ashes in it.

Why in the world would it blow up, how would it blow up enough to kill you, and just what an odd thing to say.

 

[Johnnu2]

Bullet Puller

I guess the most scientific way to answer this question is purely the "Experience Factor". As mentioned in one or two posts above: "I've been using 'the hammer' since approx. the '70's; unpacked thousands of cases over the years and never had one go off." Now, at the tender age of 70, the only damage I can predict is to my aging hands.......p.s. have even popped out 'live' primers from unloaded cases by sending them back up thru the sizing die with the primer de-capp'r pin and still nothing has gone off.