Micron precision die in a Forster coaxial

[Yippeekiay]

Picked up a Micron full neck sizer with a package deal recently and went try it on my Forster Coaxial but the lock rings aren't compatible. The Micron is a double ring measure .370 while the Forster needs
.315.
Trying to find 1) The thread pitch on the Micron and/or 2) a lock ring that will work.
Thoughts?
Thanks

 

[Tokay444]

Can’t imagine the pitch would be any different than every other 7/8 die. They don’t come with their own press… so any die ring that works with your press will work.

 

[spife7980]

I like forster and hornady lock rings. I use a co ax.

Buy the 5 or 6 pack of hornady rings for 30 bucks and be set for awhile

 

[memilanuk]

I use the Micron sizer in regular Forster / Whidden die rings in my Co-Ax.

I've seen they warn that they aren't compatible with Zero presses; it threaded into mine just fine, and worked well enough with the Zero rings. Ironically, I picked up a tiny ding on the edge of a thread and my newer Forster ring won't... quite... thread past that point, whereas everything else - either steel rings, or older / looser fitting Forster Whidden rings - will thread right past it.

 

[Yippeekiay]

Could be I'm just leery of cross threading.
If it does the ring will deform before the die does... hopefully

 

[Yippeekiay]

Nope..
Micron rings work on Forster and Sinclair threads but (and this is completely retarded) the Forster and sinclair rings get stuck on the Micron die...
Anybody want to buy a Micron Precision 300wsm full neck sizing die with a .335 bushing? Cuz it's going up...
$200 shipped