Forrester CO-AX Press

[Buzzsaw]

Just found one in stock at Graff and Sons. I bit the bullet and bought it to go with my new TBH .22 creed build.

Anyone else load on one? I cant find any cons unless I want to load one of Roberts .375 Chey Tacs

[M16]

I don't load on one, but I do load on two. I couldn't imagine loading without one. I didn't like taking the time to change the case head plates so bought a second one. You will be very pleased with your purchase.

[Mike D]

Yep. I’ve owned in for about 10 years and much prefer it over the other single stage variants.


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[illinibuckslayr]

Traded in my turret press for a Forster Co-Ax. Really enjoy using it.

[Artos]

I use mine primarily for the higher volume 5.56 & the like...modified a shorter handle which is pretty convenient.

Use the rock chucker for most of the lower volume / hunting / target applications.

[sir shovelhands]

Love mine. Only issue I have is I can't use a grip-n-pull with it.

[JakeGraves]

Love my Co-Ax.

[Cajun Blake]

the real deal

[Buzzsaw]

Do you have your Co-Ax mounted directly to your bench, or, a separate base which you can C-clamp to your bench/

[WTucker]

My Rock Chucker does the job just fine, but I have been thinking of buying a Co-ax and using my old press for depriming. Everyone talks really good about the Co-Ax.

[sir shovelhands]

Do you have your Co-Ax mounted directly to your bench, or, a separate base which you can C-clamp to your bench/

I C-clamp mine to the bench as is, no mount necessary.

[H-D]

Do you have your Co-Ax mounted directly to your bench, or, a separate base which you can C-clamp to your bench/

I mounted my Co-Ax to a 2x6 and then clamp it on when I load precision rounds...otherwise I keep the area clear and just use my permanently mounted Dillon progressive press.

[Buzzsaw]

Thanks guys. My Redding Big Boss II mounts to a wooden "stand" Sinclair makes. C-clamp make it easy.

Press should be here tomorrow. I'll check your ideas out then.

[M16]

Do you have your Co-Ax mounted directly to your bench, or, a separate base which you can C-clamp to your bench/

I made a mount that extends it off the bench and puts it at about a 30 degree angle. Works better for me than straight on.