Warning. Least desireable ammo to purchase. Opinion

[nf1e]

digging those LED's you have on that CoAx

A little extra light on the subject helps as the eyes get older and finger pinches take longer to heal.

[lyman]

A little extra light on the subject helps as the eyes get older and finger pinches take longer to heal.

very true!!

mind sharing where you got them?

[nf1e]

Worked on breaking down 600 rnds of this junk today. Great way to spend a couple of hours.





Separated out a few of the different head stamps.



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very true!!

mind sharing where you got them?

This place has all sorts of goodies for the Forster co-ax. I picked up the LEDs,roller bearing right angle handle and the offset linkage.

https://inlinefabrication.com/collections/forster-co-ax

[lyman]

Thanks!!!

[Roadkingtrax]

Thanks!!!

Great company InlineFab.

I have their mount for my hornady press. Brings everything up to a standing height.

[barretcreek]

Wally World had some of that and just couldn't buy it even though all the details said yeah.

[lyman]

Great company InlineFab.

I have their mount for my hornady press. Brings everything up to a standing height.

I took some angle iron and sheet metal (well, actually plate) and made a strong mount for my Co Ax to bring it up as high as my Dillon (on strong mount)


those lights will come in handy

[nf1e]

You betcha.

[Merc]

What about the split necks? Suppose the mfr. skipped annealing?

[nf1e]

What about the split necks? Suppose the mfr. skipped annealing?

This junk was all made with previously fired military brass so annealing should not have been the problem. Chances are it had been fired in machine guns with gigantic chambers and ruined before processing.