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	<title>Comments on: Cortina&#8217;s Corner &#8212; Video Review of Forster Co-Ax Reloading Press</title>
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		<title>By: Jay Christopherson</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jay Christopherson]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Feb 2015 15:06:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I tried the curved side linkage from Inline Fabrication.  The only complaint I have is that the curve changes the depth of the lever - those little stops you see on the side of the handle no longer bear against the linkage.  This means you (re-)adjust all your dies and it&#039;s also a longer stroke where the press bottoms out, rather than stopping at the stops.  Mostly just annoying and not world ending, although the longer stroke doesn&#039;t feel right to me.

In the end, since I am right handed and work from the right side of the press, I installed one curved linkage on the right side for clearance, and kept one straight linkage on the left for the stops.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tried the curved side linkage from Inline Fabrication.  The only complaint I have is that the curve changes the depth of the lever &#8211; those little stops you see on the side of the handle no longer bear against the linkage.  This means you (re-)adjust all your dies and it&#8217;s also a longer stroke where the press bottoms out, rather than stopping at the stops.  Mostly just annoying and not world ending, although the longer stroke doesn&#8217;t feel right to me.</p>
<p>In the end, since I am right handed and work from the right side of the press, I installed one curved linkage on the right side for clearance, and kept one straight linkage on the left for the stops.</p>
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		<title>By: Jim Hardy</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jim Hardy]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Feb 2015 05:53:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have been engaged in precision loading for Almost 55 years.  I have owned and still owned dozens of presses -- some custom made.  I have two Co-AX presses.  One is about 40 years old and a new one I bought last year.  They are by far the best presses I have ever used.  They will match the precision of my custom arbor press die set ups.

As for Inline Fabrication, I cannot speak highly enough about their products and service.  Get a beverage of your choice and go to their website for a great look-see.  You can scope out the products and accessories by brand of press you are using or by product.  Enjoy the beverage because you will be online for awhile.  Your take-away will leave you inspired on ways to improve your shop and loading stations.  It seems like I place an order with Dan every couple of weeks.  I will be posting a more detailed kudo soon in the reloading section of this site.  Inline Fabrication will be one of the vendors I am going to give a big shout out to.  We all know what a pain it is to deal with less than stellar vendors -- Inline Fabrication changes all that.

As for Erik&#039;s continued &quot;coaching up&quot; features, we are all blessed to have fellow top shooters and loaders who have the time, knowledge and ability to share their experience.  Erik&#039;s series of videos help the every-day shooter to lift his game and the elite shooter to refine his game.  

Jim Hardy]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been engaged in precision loading for Almost 55 years.  I have owned and still owned dozens of presses &#8212; some custom made.  I have two Co-AX presses.  One is about 40 years old and a new one I bought last year.  They are by far the best presses I have ever used.  They will match the precision of my custom arbor press die set ups.</p>
<p>As for Inline Fabrication, I cannot speak highly enough about their products and service.  Get a beverage of your choice and go to their website for a great look-see.  You can scope out the products and accessories by brand of press you are using or by product.  Enjoy the beverage because you will be online for awhile.  Your take-away will leave you inspired on ways to improve your shop and loading stations.  It seems like I place an order with Dan every couple of weeks.  I will be posting a more detailed kudo soon in the reloading section of this site.  Inline Fabrication will be one of the vendors I am going to give a big shout out to.  We all know what a pain it is to deal with less than stellar vendors &#8212; Inline Fabrication changes all that.</p>
<p>As for Erik&#8217;s continued &#8220;coaching up&#8221; features, we are all blessed to have fellow top shooters and loaders who have the time, knowledge and ability to share their experience.  Erik&#8217;s series of videos help the every-day shooter to lift his game and the elite shooter to refine his game.  </p>
<p>Jim Hardy</p>
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