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I would have said Cabela's, but they don't have them either. The Co-Ax seems to be impossible to get most of the time, even when the market is stable. Sucks dude.
It's worth waiting on.
Edit to add: Did you try calling Forster? They charge more if you order direct but it may be the only way if you need one right now. They could probably tell you which retailers to check with. They're very helpful on the phone.
It's worth waiting on.
Edit to add: Did you try calling Forster? They charge more if you order direct but it may be the only way if you need one right now. They could probably tell you which retailers to check with. They're very helpful on the phone.
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Try gunstop too!
I ordered mine direct from Forster, it took about a week to get here. I got it about 3 weeks ago.
I got mine from Wideners after hawking them, Brownells and Midway for several weeks.
I am glad I waited...worth the wait.
Forster direct always has stuff in stock with very fast shipping but is always full list and more expensive.
I am glad I waited...worth the wait.
Forster direct always has stuff in stock with very fast shipping but is always full list and more expensive.
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Oh I forget, about what it was listed on Midway for, anyway just go to their website will have all the details.
Great press.
you can get them direct from Forster for $440 Co-Ax® Reloading Press - Forster Reloading Press, Reloading Press Priming System
It took me a while of looking to find mine elsewhere and I think it was about $270. ( +/-). They come up at different online stores so if you can wait a few weeks you are likely to find one at a significant cost savings.
If you are going to do any pistol ammo I would recommend the shorter handle.
you can get them direct from Forster for $440 Co-Ax® Reloading Press - Forster Reloading Press, Reloading Press Priming System
It took me a while of looking to find mine elsewhere and I think it was about $270. ( +/-). They come up at different online stores so if you can wait a few weeks you are likely to find one at a significant cost savings.
If you are going to do any pistol ammo I would recommend the shorter handle.
In stock at Midway right now. $300.
Forster Co-Ax Single Stage Press
I've had it bookmarked on my wish list there for a few months. They go in and out of stock every few weeks, so Midway seems to be getting a fairly routine supply.
Forster Co-Ax Single Stage Press
I've had it bookmarked on my wish list there for a few months. They go in and out of stock every few weeks, so Midway seems to be getting a fairly routine supply.
I'm going to resurrect this thread. Anybody know of anywhere they're currently in stock on the net?
Call Forster directly, and ask them which company will be receiving their next shipment of Co - Ax Presses, and how many.
Then call the company they recommend, to verify how many folks have them backordered.
That's what I did for mine; I ended up ordering from Brownells, and got it in six weeks.
Then call the company they recommend, to verify how many folks have them backordered.
That's what I did for mine; I ended up ordering from Brownells, and got it in six weeks.
You might want to try Gunstop Reloading Supply Inc. at <http://www.gunstop.com/>. They had eight in stock on May 9th
brownells might have more check them... i ordered mine 3 weeks ago and it shipped fast. it was a nice upgrade from my old rcbs press that id been using for a while i bought that one used for cheap. i jimmy rigged a primer catch cup and had to modify the priming arm a little to get it to work right, but now i got the coax and its much nicer 
Gunstop Reloading Supplies has some on the floor as of Saturday when I was in there.
I just purchased one out of the px section on here.
Having a few lee presses, an rcbs , and a really big redding press. I have to tell you the others will be going up for sale soon!
I haven't tried 338lm on it yet but I am amazed at how well it has handled everything else! I am kind of pist I hadn't purchased one years and years ago. Other then having to load a single primer at a time, I haven't found anything to complain about yet!
Having a few lee presses, an rcbs , and a really big redding press. I have to tell you the others will be going up for sale soon!
I haven't tried 338lm on it yet but I am amazed at how well it has handled everything else! I am kind of pist I hadn't purchased one years and years ago. Other then having to load a single primer at a time, I haven't found anything to complain about yet!
Gunstop still has them in stock and at the best price I have been able to find. Cheers!
THIS. So glad I found this thread. Just placed my order. With shipping is still cheaper than most vendors I've found so far!
