How to pull specific commit

I want to pull specific commit to my local branch, instead of last commit.

git reset --hard <commit-ID>

will point the local branch head to commit-ID , irrespective of remote branch head.

git pull vs git pull --rebase

1) Let us suppose we are working on branch B1.
2) I have taken the checkout and start working on my code (let say C0_
3) I have made all changes , make commit (C1) and ready to push to branch B1
4) push : git push origin branch-name
then i got output as : branch not up to date , remote branch is fast forward by n commits. [It means in time between I have taken last checkout and push, some one has pushed changes into branch so the branch is not updated wr.t to remote branch]
5) Now i have to update my branch.
I have two choices :
a)Using git pull
b)Using git pull --rebase

Lets talk about second one :
git pull --rebase :
When i executed this :
It put my commit [which I want to push] at top.
For Ex :

Before pull --rebase i have :

C1[my local commit]
|
C0 [Last commit to which i have updated]

Now after git pull --rebase gitk shows :

C1[My local commit]
|
C2[New commits added between last checkout and my latest local commit]
|
C0[Last commit to which i have updated, before running git pull --rebase]

So : In short git pull --rebase, makes every history in linear chain and always re base the commits [i.e changes bases]

Now lets focus on git pull :

The difference is it will not try to rebase your commits.

After git pull

-C2[New commits added between my last checkout and latest commit]
| |
| C1[My local commit]
| |
C0[Last commit to which i have updated, before running git pull --rebase]


 This will create a loop around the commits and it is also hard to read the commit histories

 So in short i prefer git pull --rebase instead of git pull

Note :
pull [with or without rebase] do not conflict with local commits

Git GUI envornment

We can check the git logs through git diff etc ..But gui can be more effective to keep the track of git logs.

Two gui 's which i know are :
1)Gitk
2)Git gui

Creating a Remote Branch in Git

1)Create local branch [If it not exist]

For example : git branch <Branch_Name> <Existing_Branch>

So a new branch with Branch_Name is created. You can verify with git branch command.

2)git push origin <Branch_Name>

Push your branch, which you have created

3)Other users can track new branch[Branch_Name]

   using : git fetch

4)Add config for that branch   

   For Ex :

   cd Folder

   cd .git

   vim config

   and add this to config file :

[branch "branch-name"]

        remote = origin

        merge = refs/heads/branch-name