Matt5266
WKR
I recently went this same route. I've had a rcbs rock chucker for years and just got a brand new forester co ax from a guy for $200 to add to my setup
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Your experience is totally different that mine. I found it almost impossible to resize 338 Win Mag and Ruger 375 cases using my Co-Ax. Yet its a breeze using my old Rock Chucker or my new Zero press.I ran the Forster curved arms for a bit but went back to the straight ones. The curved ones didn’t have a hard stop like the straight ones for me so I was getting variance in shoulder bump among other issues. The pins they pressed in also worked loose so I had to weld them in place but it still didn’t work to my liking. I hear the inline fabrication curved arms are better but I haven’t tried them.
Also, the CO-Ax has some of the highest leverage of the presses out there. I resize 33XC in mine with no issues.
If I were to be in the market for another press I would consider the SAC Nexxus press.