Properly adjusted, the Hornaday will pull clad bullets with almost no markings, or at least faint marks that are not bullet-disabling/disqualifying.  IOW, if not intended for top-level competition use, the bullets can be re-used with no ill effects.

I have both the RCBS and the Hornady collet bullet pullers.

They both work well and will not mar bullets as long as the collet is not over tightened.

The Hornady is the better puller as it has better ergonomics, (better handle to tighten the collet).

Collet pullers are much faster than inertial pullers, but you do need a collet for each caliber you wish to pull.

Ditto on the Hornady Cam-Lock Bullet Puller, since it much faster/less effort to lock the collect on the bullets if you have to pull down a lot of rounds.

Also, will need a kinetic bullet puller as well, and when you go to buy one, buy the RCBS unit.
The reason for this is two fold, being that the ring jaws on it are steel/ not plastic like some other cheaper units that the jaws shatter in less than 100 rounds, and even with the plastic parts on the RCBS lasting a lot longer,  at some point, your going to harm something on it, and RCBS will replace what is needed without batting a eye.

To add, the plastic center handle center section on the RCBS really helps you.  Hence it not the sharp rasping downward action of the kinetic bullet puller that removes the bullet, its the rebounding action of the puller and case that separates the bullet from case isntead.   So when you you use the kinetic bullet puller, very, very loose hold of the handle, find something solid to strike the head to, and allow the puller to rebound upwards as much as you can isntead.  Hence guys will blow up a kinetic bullet puller by trying to slam it down like its a 6lb sledge hammer hanging onto the handle with a very, very tight grip; instead of just a lighter solid blow with loose grip, to allow the kinetic bullet puller  head to quickly rebound off the strike surface to dislodge the bullet isntead.

Hence if you blow up a RCBS kinetic bullet puller like this, too much down force on too hard of a surface with a dead grip on the handle,  and not enough free snap back with a light grip on the handle using a piece of hard wood as your strike surface isntead.

Were the cam lock is faster, is that you can over loosen the screw type locks to end up with the collect jaws on the case neck with them open too much, not on the the bullet just above the case neck , so this will slow you down.

So with the cam lock, you set the cam lock handle to the upright potion to the point that the collect is not open enough to allow it to slip past the bullet to the case neck as your start potions instead.

So with cam lever/collect set this way, you just lever up a bullet until you have the end of collect jaws against the end of the case neck, lever the cam handle over to lock the collect jaws on the bullet, and then lever down to draw the bullet out.