Forster Products S Shell Holder Jaws For Co-Ax Press

The Forster Products S Shell Holder Jaws for Co-Ax Press are the spring-loaded case-support heart of Forster's acclaimed Co-Ax reloading press. These replacement jaws are essential wear items—they grip your brass during the full reloading stroke, then release it cleanly for the next round. If you've noticed your shells slipping or your jaws showing wear after years of dedicated loading, S Shell Holder Jaws are the direct replacement to restore your press to like-new operation.

Forster's design philosophy centers on reliability and repeatability, and these jaws exemplify that. The self-acting spring mechanism requires no manual adjustment—drop your case in, and the press handles the rest. That simplicity is why the Co-Ax remains a favorite among precision handloaders and competition shooters who demand consistency round after round. Whether you're loading rifle cartridges, pistol rounds, or magnum cases, the S jaws provide the same rock-solid support that made the Co-Ax name synonymous with accuracy.

Genuine Forster replacement parts ensure your press maintains its factory specs and performance. Keep a spare set on hand if you're a high-volume loader, or grab these when your originals need retirement. Installation is straightforward—they're designed to drop right into your existing Co-Ax press with no gunsmithing required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these jaws compatible with my Forster Co-Ax Press?

Yes. The S Shell Holder Jaws are the standard replacement jaws for the Forster Co-Ax Press. They're a direct fit if your press came with a Co-Ax shellholder assembly.

How often do I need to replace the jaws?

That depends on volume and how you maintain them. High-volume loaders may need to refresh jaws every few years; casual reloaders much less often. Visually inspect them periodically—if they no longer grip cases firmly or show visible damage, it's time to swap.

Do I need any tools to install these?

Installation is simple and requires no special tools. The jaws snap in and out of the Co-Ax shellholder assembly as part of normal operation.