Hard time between Forster & Redding...

[sdkidaho]

From everything I've read, I think I want the Forster Co-Ax press. I've also seen a lot of good about the Redding and the current group buy is making it really hard not to swing that way.

I don't have to hurry and buy now, but if there was ample argument for the Redding, then I would jump on the group buy. I'm good with waiting and spending a bit more for the Forster setup, but with my lack of experience I guess I just want to know if that's the smart thing to do?

 

[bigwheeler]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

I'm way partial to the forster coax.

 

[Fuzzball]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

This won't satisfy your question as you want to hear it but I've been doing this a very long time and I really don't think it makes any difference what press we use so far as the ammo goes, no press can make up for a lack of loading skill and a skilled loader can produce good stuff on virtually any press. Personal tastes and features are another question but that varies all over the place, that's why all presses have a good market share. ??

 

[X-fan]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

You just can't beat the CO-AX.
Been there bought that and still using the CO-AX.

 

[sdkidaho]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

Thanks - I appreciate the input.

 

[SPAK]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

Go with the coax, you won't regret it...

 

[woodspider]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

go coax and youll never gobaxx

 

[Spanky8601]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

Put me down for a vote on Co-Ax.

 

[etrahan]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

Never used the Co-Ax, but have had great results with the Redding Big Boss Press and Redding Competition Type "S" Neck Resizing Dye and Bullet Seating Dye.

Is the Co-Ax an Arbor Press?

 

[mattmcg]

Re: Hard time between Forster & Redding...

Another Co-Ax fan....... +1