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My question is about the Co Ax presses from these manufacturers. I can get the Frankford for $121 or the Forster for $282. What would you pick? I’m new to reloading and can get most of the Frankford stuff for 60% off.
The FA will quickly become more expensive than the Forster because you have to buy those die blocks for every die. The Forster is, by far, the better press and better buy.
My question is about the Co Ax presses from these manufacturers. I can get the Frankford for $121 or the Forster for $282. What would you pick? I’m new to reloading and can get most of the Frankford stuff for 60% off.
The Co-Ax is a more durable machine than Frankford's, especially if one happens to need to apply a lot of force for some reason. The Frankford's shell plates are a little flimsy and can be bent. The Co-Ax has a primer seating feature that makes for pretty consistent seating depths (if that happens to be of any interest). The Co-Ax has a long, long history of being reliable and producing good results and holds it value should one decide to liquidate. So . . . as I already have, I'd go with the Co-Ax (if you can actually find one to buy in this tight market).