Forster Co-Ax Press

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Hello!
I have been looking at that press for a long while and I think it's time for me to get one.
Is there a dealer in Canada (preferably Quebec) that sells that particuliar piece of equipment?
PP. :)
 
got mine from Sinclair, it was the best price
Have not found anyone in Quebec that could offer it (at a decent price)

Mystic precision, even on the West coast has low shipping prices
Go figure why, he can ship me a package twice as heavy as someone on the east coast for the same price...
 
Hirsch Precision has this in stock and we ship to QC daily.

We support Quebec shooting and today, gave Biathlon Quebec 5000 .22 rounds at Canada Games. Also help individual shooters and QRA.

Regards,

Peter
 
One of the best piece of reloading gear that I own. The large/small set of jaws is needed for 338LM.

Just be very careful when changing the jaws - there are two small strong springs under the jaws that love to jump out, and are very hard to find. I purchased ten spare springs from Forster as they proved impossible to adequately replace locally - you can not use the press without both of them.

The priming function that is built into the top of the press is very precise providing quite a good feel.
 
Co-Ax. It's here!

Just received mine. It is just as I was expecting and then some! :D
Did some full-length decapping and reforming on range-picked brass and it is a really slick press. There's a lot less torque exerted on the bench too.
I just ordered a Forster Ultra Competition seater die.
PP. :)

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Glad to hear, you got it
my only complaint about the CoAx would be the handle, if I could source one, I would go with this type of handle, I think it would be less awkward to operate, IMO
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With the stock handle you have an awful lot of power which makes sizing simple, it's very easy to make a short handle for less power and possibly more feel, but I don't bother, the press is a joy to use!!
 
Another great thing about the Forster Co-Ax - it can be mounted back from the edge of your loading table. You just need something underneath to catch the primers as they fall out of the tube, because the bench surface will interfere with the included jar.

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