The RCBS 9440 multi-caliber standard bullet puller is a workhorse tool for any serious reloader who needs to safely disassemble loaded rounds. Whether you're recovering bullets from test loads, salvaging components from ammunition that didn't meet your standards, or fixing mistakes before they leave the bench, this collet-style puller gives you the versatility to handle calibers from .17 through .50 without swapping tools—just swap collets. It mounts directly into your 7/8-14 single stage reloading press, integrating seamlessly into your existing setup.

Reloaders prize RCBS pullers for their reputation of retrieving jacketed bullets without marring or deforming them, which matters when you're working with premium or hard-to-source projectiles. The collet design applies steady, even pressure to the bullet's bearing surface, minimizing the dings and flat spots that cruder pulling methods can leave behind. That means the bullets you recover stay usable for future loads, not destined for the scrap bin.

One important note: this is the puller body only. You'll need to order the caliber-specific collets separately based on which calibers you reload. Not designed for rimfire ammunition, and collets are not included with the puller—factor that into your component order. Once you have the right collets on hand, you've got a reliable, press-mounted solution that'll outlast many shorter-term reloading fixes.

The RCBS 9440 multi-caliber standard bullet puller is a workhorse tool for any serious reloader who needs to safely disassemble loaded rounds. Whether you're recovering bullets from test loads, salvaging components from ammunition that didn't meet your standards, or fixing mistakes before they leave the bench, this collet-style puller gives you the versatility to handle calibers from .17 through .50 without swapping tools—just swap collets. It mounts directly into your 7/8-14 single stage reloading press, integrating seamlessly into your existing setup.

Reloaders prize RCBS pullers for their reputation of retrieving jacketed bullets without marring or deforming them, which matters when you're working with premium or hard-to-source projectiles. The collet design applies steady, even pressure to the bullet's bearing surface, minimizing the dings and flat spots that cruder pulling methods can leave behind. That means the bullets you recover stay usable for future loads, not destined for the scrap bin.

One important note: this is the puller body only. You'll need to order the caliber-specific collets separately based on which calibers you reload. Not designed for rimfire ammunition, and collets are not included with the puller—factor that into your component order. Once you have the right collets on hand, you've got a reliable, press-mounted solution that'll outlast many shorter-term reloading fixes.