forester co-ax vs. redding ultramag

I agree, the Co-ax is the "bees' knees", very precise, much better leverage then my Rock Chucker, just a very smart design. At first it takes some time to get used to the dif. ways it does things, like adjusting the priming station for the diff. sized primers and head sizes, also make sure your floor is clean for the first time you change the jaws and the springs fall on the floor......aw don't worry about it, you'll see!
 
ben hunchak said:
I agree, the Co-ax is the "bees' knees", very precise, much better leverage then my Rock Chucker, just a very smart design. At first it takes some time to get used to the dif. ways it does things, like adjusting the priming station for the diff. sized primers and head sizes, also make sure your floor is clean for the first time you change the jaws and the springs fall on the floor......aw don't worry about it, you'll see!
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I had a spring go flying off into space the first time I changed my jaws, then I got smart and ordered several extra.FS
 
I have the co-ax and it is a great press the floating die holder allows for more consistant sizing a plus in my mind. The two guide arms provide better aligment over its single ram competitor. The jaws allow quick changing of brass speeding up the operation. finally the open front gives more room to move around with dies and brass.

I don't have any experience with the UltraMag but someone else a few threads down has good things to say check out the thread about Redding product by P of Dent. There is a comment on the Ultrmag there

Trevor
 
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