Forster Co-Ax Question

[logger3006]

There are a couple things you can do to improve your Co-Ax. Get a hex nut to secure the post that opens the case jaws. The press bottom is flat and it makes the jaw opening feel solid. You might also consider the optional Co-Ax Sentry Systemâ„¢. It's a little pricey to acquire and maintain but is pretty effective.

what's the century system? I looked it up and couldn't find anything and I can't find my forester catalog.

 

[Steve Blair]

what's the century system? I looked it up and couldn't find anything and I can't find my forester catalog.

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The Co-Ax Sentry System™ (in my case) is a 210 pound Mastiff who doesn't like people messing with dad's stuff. [br]
Just a joke.

 

[logger3006]

what's the century system? I looked it up and couldn't find anything and I can't find my forester catalog.

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The Co-Ax Sentry System™ (in my case) is a 210 pound Mastiff who doesn't like people messing with dad's stuff. [br]
Just a joke.

ahh!! I see, that's funny. I googled it last night and nothing. I thought I knew about all the accessories for the coax. I have a 70 lb. Blue tick I'll see if she wants the job.

 

[JeffinTX]

I have no clearance problems with Redding micrometer and Forster Ultra dies in my Bonanza/Forster CoAx press. My only gripe is that I have to turn the shellholder plates around when going between 5.56 cases and everything else with the .308/Mauser case head

 

[Geronimo Jim]

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My solution to the PIA of turning the shellholder plates.

 

[asauer]

Agree with Geronimo Jim. I've picked up three of them in the past five years used... And never paid over $100 a piece

I've thought about doing the following modification, but don't really have the need to with spare presses:

http://forum.accurateshooter.com/index.php?topic=3740230.15