Single Stage Press question
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, I will investigate the Lee some more. It's his money he is spending.....+10 on the Forster (not Forester).
When doing the initial cleaning of the shell holder jaws be watchful as to where the springs fly because you will be looking for them. You may even want to order a couple extras just because you will need them at some point.
Aside from the above minor issue the Co-ax is an outstanding Press that is equal or better than my Obamy Spear Chucker.
When doing the initial cleaning of the shell holder jaws be watchful as to where the springs fly because you will be looking for them. You may even want to order a couple extras just because you will need them at some point.
Aside from the above minor issue the Co-ax is an outstanding Press that is equal or better than my Obamy Spear Chucker.
heh, yeah, i always misspell it.
anyways, the other nice thing about the design of the co-ax is that it has a really cool built-in priming system on top that primes very well. while the case sizing happens at the point in the throw with the most leverage, the primer seating happens near the point with the least leverage, which means you get a really good feel, about like hand-priming
anyways, the other nice thing about the design of the co-ax is that it has a really cool built-in priming system on top that primes very well. while the case sizing happens at the point in the throw with the most leverage, the primer seating happens near the point with the least leverage, which means you get a really good feel, about like hand-priming
qajaq59
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I'm not partial to any one single stage brand because most of them are pretty decent. But be sure the guy gets one with a good primer catcher. Nothing in this world will drive him more crazy than a press that drops primers all over the place.
Kevin Rohrer
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Provided you don't mind spending the money ($265), I'd recommend the C-H '444', 4-station. It's solid steel, sets on-top of the bench out of the way, and operates as smooth as silk. You can also add an autoprimer and powder measure. And it has a spent primer catcher.
www.ch4d.com
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I just did the same - showed up yesterday. Haven't set it up yet. Have a couple tasks that must be completed before I can do that.Palehorseman said:
That deal is good until the end of July.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduc...rce=froogle&utm_medium=free&utm_campaign=9315
rfwobbly
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Yes. If you have the flat "crinkle" green paint job, that's US made. If you have the glossy "hammer tone" green paint job that's Oriental.
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