Forster Co-Ax Press Handle

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wahsben

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I recently purchased this handle from Chuck Lansdale that is on the Co-Ax group on facebook. It's made from 316 stainless and is very solid. It is slightly longer than the short handle. The picture does not do it justice. The one I received is a work of art. https://scontent.fbos1-2.fna.fbcdn....=31665f70fadf504143824148cbcd3cdf&oe=5AC5BDEA
I'm posting this if anyone is interested. If you don't do facebook I have contact info for him. It was $73.65 total with S&H.
 
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I have the short handle and like it . The stainless handle looks nice but for the price I will buy bullets .
 
Yes Inline makes nice stuff. I have quite a bit of their equipment. The handle is on the expensive side but I don't see how it could ever wear out or the handle fall off so durability wise it should outlast any of the other handles I've seen available making it a worthwhile investment.
 
How long is the SS handle? I shortened my stock handle 2" and it still provides enough leverage and I also made a handle from a hard wood dowel (for work that needs very little leverage). I wouldn't mind "dressing up" my Co-Ax as it's the best press I've used in over 30 years of reloading...
 
mikld said:
How long is the SS handle? I shortened my stock handle 2" and it still provides enough leverage and I also made a handle from a hard wood dowel (for work that needs very little leverage). I wouldn't mind "dressing up" my Co-Ax as it's the best press I've used in over 30 years of reloading...
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I got a measurement of 5 and 7/16". I'd say you should get plenty of leverage with it. Do you go on facebook. Chuck is part of a Co-Ax group on there. If not I can give you his phone #
 
Yep, Forster offers a short handle with a ball, which is nice, but I haven't gotten around to getting one. But how would a shiny, polished "custom" stainless steel handle look? Awesome I'd say...:cool:
 
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