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[WaltHer]

I hope to be taking delivery of a DTA HTI .375CT in the near (2013???) future and am looking for good advice from anyone who "is there doing that".

I am looking at either the Veirsco or cheytac brand dies or shellholders, using a RCBS .50 press- any input on pros/cons?

With regard to brass trimming, any idea if you can get a collet and rear plate for the standard RCBS case trimmer (non-powered)?

I am using virgin Bertram Brass, is anyone neck turning these?, advisable/inadvisable?

Will the .375CT fit an a RCBS universal handpriming unit, or what works?
thanks in advance, Walt

 

[long range newbie]

all I'm thinking is $$$$$$$$

 

[VaRandy]

I have a .408 wildcat and have been through this process. I have a RCBS press, don't remember the model but can look it up if you need me to. I definitely turn brass with a drill and K&M cutter. My brass is the German made Hornebar first sold by Cheytac.

 

[Xtremegunnr]

I will have the old hti soon too. Maybe we can trade ideas when they come in.

 

[Colcalcipherol]

VaRandy, can you tell us more about theat K&M cutter? I have been looking at the RCBS high case capacity trimmer but I don't like the looks of it. It seems like it would be hard to fine tune the length. As for all other calibers, I use the Lyman E-ZEE Trim hand case trimmers with a drill and I love it. It's quick and easy but you only get one length option, which is fine with me. I would love to have something like that for my .375 CheyTac.