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Forster
The Forster Universal Bullet Puller is a collet-style tool built to extract bullets from loaded cartridges without damage—essential when you need to salvage components from practice rounds, test loads, or ammunition that didn't perform as expected. This puller works with standard 7/8"-14 threaded reloading presses, making it compatible with most benchtop setups already in your shop. The collet design grips bullets securely across a wide range of calibers and bullet styles, so you're not buying a puller for each cartridge type.
Forster makes two versions of this puller body to suit different press designs. The standard model includes a collet-tightening handle mounted on top of the puller body—the kind of user-friendly approach that defines Forster's reputation for thoughtful design. Both versions accept the same Forster collet lineup, so your investment in collets works across compatible pullers. Just note: collets are sold separately, so you'll need to order the specific size(s) for your cartridges.
Reloading requires patience and precision, and a reliable bullet puller keeps you from wasting brass and bullets when a load doesn't work out. The Forster Universal Bullet Puller delivers that reliability in a straightforward, well-made tool that belongs in any serious handloader's kit.
| Brand | Forster |
| Type | Collet-Style Bullet Puller |
| Press Compatibility | Standard 7/8"-14 threaded presses |
| Collets | Sold separately |
The Forster Universal Bullet Puller is designed for standard reloading presses with 7/8"-14 threaded openings. Verify your press has this standard thread before ordering.
No. The puller body is sold without collets. You will need to order Forster collets separately in the size(s) that match your cartridges.
Yes. The collet-style design works across a range of cartridge types and bullet weights. Each caliber requires its own collet, but the puller body remains the same.
Forster offers two collet-style pullers for different press designs. Both accept the same collets. The main difference is how the collet is tightened—check your specific press design to determine which model suits your setup.
Forster
The Forster Universal Bullet Puller is a collet-style tool built to extract bullets from loaded cartridges without damage—essential when you need to salvage components from practice rounds, test loads, or ammunition that didn't perform as expected. This puller works with standard 7/8"-14 threaded reloading presses, making it compatible with most benchtop setups already in your shop. The collet design grips bullets securely across a wide range of calibers and bullet styles, so you're not buying a puller for each cartridge type.
Forster makes two versions of this puller body to suit different press designs. The standard model includes a collet-tightening handle mounted on top of the puller body—the kind of user-friendly approach that defines Forster's reputation for thoughtful design. Both versions accept the same Forster collet lineup, so your investment in collets works across compatible pullers. Just note: collets are sold separately, so you'll need to order the specific size(s) for your cartridges.
Reloading requires patience and precision, and a reliable bullet puller keeps you from wasting brass and bullets when a load doesn't work out. The Forster Universal Bullet Puller delivers that reliability in a straightforward, well-made tool that belongs in any serious handloader's kit.
| Brand | Forster |
| Type | Collet-Style Bullet Puller |
| Press Compatibility | Standard 7/8"-14 threaded presses |
| Collets | Sold separately |
The Forster Universal Bullet Puller is designed for standard reloading presses with 7/8"-14 threaded openings. Verify your press has this standard thread before ordering.
No. The puller body is sold without collets. You will need to order Forster collets separately in the size(s) that match your cartridges.
Yes. The collet-style design works across a range of cartridge types and bullet weights. Each caliber requires its own collet, but the puller body remains the same.
Forster offers two collet-style pullers for different press designs. Both accept the same collets. The main difference is how the collet is tightened—check your specific press design to determine which model suits your setup.
