richhodg66
Well-Known Member
Most of my loading is on my old Rockchucker. The plan is to set up a long enough work bench to mount up some of these vintage presses I have, maybe I'll change my mind about which is best, the Rockchucker has a few shortcomings I've noticed the past few years.
I got a bargain on a Forster Co-ax a few years ago, have it set uop and have used it and I still can't warm to it, just seems weird and awkward. Everybody swears by them, and no denying it is very well made and innovative. I probably need to make myself use it until I get used to it, I'm sure that's it. Just too used to a conventional press, my mind won't let me like the Co-ax.
I got a bargain on a Forster Co-ax a few years ago, have it set uop and have used it and I still can't warm to it, just seems weird and awkward. Everybody swears by them, and no denying it is very well made and innovative. I probably need to make myself use it until I get used to it, I'm sure that's it. Just too used to a conventional press, my mind won't let me like the Co-ax.