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Reloading
Coax press
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<blockquote data-quote="Tulsa Reiner" data-source="post: 1848903" data-attributes="member: 75815"><p>"marchboom, post: 1848318, member: 10562"]</p><p>Best press I've ever owned. Wish I would have bought it decades ago. One has to use the features this press has to offer to appreciate it. Just the ease of changing dies is worth the extra cost.</p><p></p><p>Is a "Coax" press a brand name, or a type of press?</p><p>Do they require a whole new set of dies? (I see Forster mentioned.)</p><p>I'm still using the RCBS press I bought in 1980, and wondering if I need to update, but hate to not be able to use the new RCBS Gold Medal dies I recently purchased.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tulsa Reiner, post: 1848903, member: 75815"] "marchboom, post: 1848318, member: 10562"] Best press I've ever owned. Wish I would have bought it decades ago. One has to use the features this press has to offer to appreciate it. Just the ease of changing dies is worth the extra cost. Is a "Coax" press a brand name, or a type of press? Do they require a whole new set of dies? (I see Forster mentioned.) I'm still using the RCBS press I bought in 1980, and wondering if I need to update, but hate to not be able to use the new RCBS Gold Medal dies I recently purchased. [/QUOTE]
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