Thread: reloading press

Have a look at the Forster Co-Ax.
It has a different system where the locking ring stays permanently on the die and it slides into place and back out when finished. So its always set at the exact length you had it at last time. Also, the die floats and moves around to con-centre onto the case giving better straightness.

Originally Posted by Bagheera

Have a look at the Forster Co-Ax.
It has a different system where the locking ring stays permanently on the die and it slides into place and back out when finished. So its always set at the exact length you had it at last time. Also, the die floats and moves around to con-centre onto the case giving better straightness.

+1

Yep, probably the best of the best although they're about $800 new. Had mine for about five years now and it's produces more concentric ammo than my old Rockchucker press ever did. The spent primer collection jar is a great design feature too. Workshop Innovation import them.

Yes, I'm not saying the co-ax is the way to go for everyone but some people do spend a lot on their shooting and that press probably makes reloading just a little bit more trouble free over the years. I was fortunate I could afford it at the time. I just mentioned it in this thread for completeness.