What press are you using?

[RED MIST]

Mainly a T7 and a Rock Chucker collecting dust. Thought about switching to the Zero but that requires adjusting dies which not a big deal but when you have them dialed in. Also after watching several YouTube videos I don't like that the turret needs to be loosened to rotate between dies. I get the precision aspect and open to change if I had the ability to use but as of now I'm sticking with what I got.

Loosening turret on Zero takes seconds and locks up tight.

 

[wolffo]

T7
223
308
300 wm
and a funnel

 

[milboltnut]

Area 419 Zero
The bullet runout is .0005. Watched a vid from Gavin, and he shows just bullet runout, but I guess the run out on the case neck is just as good. Anybody here say it too ?

 

[Mowgli Terry]

Rockchucker since 1977. Co-Ax is used as a hat rack. Two 550 Dillon's in active use until famine hit.

 

[milboltnut]

Rockchucker since 1977. Co-Ax is used as a hat rack. Two 550 Dillon's in active use until famine hit.

you're the first person I ever heard not liking a coax press.

 

[Chas1]

Area 419 Zero
The bullet runout is .0005. Watched a vid from Gavin, and he shows just bullet runout, but I guess the run out on the case neck is just as good. Anybody here say it too ?

Certainly looks like an excellent one and expensive, enjoy.

 

[gpo1956]

you're the first person I ever heard not liking a coax press.

I've had two over the years and it just wasn't the be-all end-all for me. Fussy shell holder conversion and cramped access area just doesn't work me. And frankly, the average reloader isn't going to get a great advantage with it over the other types.

 

[milboltnut]

I've had two over the years and it just wasn't the be-all end-all for me. Fussy shell holder conversion and cramped access area just doesn't work me. And frankly, the average reloader isn't going to get a great advantage with it over the other types.

what's better for you ?

 

[gpo1956]

Rockchucker and Summit.

 

[milboltnut]

threadin dies in and out ain't for me anymore

 

[Mowgli Terry]

you're the first person I ever heard not liking a coax press.

Co-Ax Press: Not dislike but no longer meets my reloading needs. I bought this Bonanza Co-Ax in the late 1970's.

 

[gpo1956]

threadin dies in and out ain't for me anymore

Lock and load inserts. No problem.

 

[milboltnut]

Lock and load inserts. No problem.

Pulling dies with your LNL is the same doing it with the coax. Kinda a weak argument !

 

[Mowgli Terry]

I need a RC for heavy case forming and tough sizing jobs. The Co-Ax is a very large "C" press. The RC is an "O" press. I'd rather stick with a Rock Chucker than abuse my Co-Ax.