*Pulled*

[Sni-per]

Shopping for bullets on the RMR site, and wondering what *PULLED* means.

 

[LBEE]

They were once Loaded.............Pulled

 

[GBExpat]

They are from cartridges that were disassembled.

 

[Sni-per]

Is that a bad thing??

 

[ironworkerwill]

Its good cheap projectiles, they just can't be sold as new.

 

[taylarh]

I've loaded pulled 9mm and .223 from RMR. They are good

 

[Jesse Heywood]

If you're not going for a marksmanship award it's good. Bullets will have occasional light damage from pulling, which is done by machine. And RMR won't sell junk.

 

[ColtPythonElite]

I bought a couple of thousand pulled Speer TMJ 125 gr .38 caliber bullets from RMR a couple of years ago. Sure, they had marks on them. However, I have assembled so really tight grouping loads with them.

 

[Walkalong]

I bought some pulled 124 Gr Gold Dot 9MM bullets from RMR. No complaints.

I have used pulled .308 147 Gr bullets for some time (At least until the price got ridiculous) and they shoot about as well as new ones. (Not bad, not great) They used to be great for cheap plinking.

 

[rg1]

Just understand that the pistol bullets will have crimp marks. Some taper crimp marks are very light while a few will have deep crimp marks. They all load and shoot without issue. Click on the bullets you might plan to buy and do the close-up view. Good value especially the premium pistol bullets. I've bought pulled rifle and pistol bullets from them with no complaints.

 

[tcanthonyii]

I shoot pulled in pistol and rifle. At 100 yards my my 270 will shoot holes with them and they kill deer just fine so long as my aim is good.