.375 Cheytac questions
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Does the 375 cheytac require a special sized press to reload? Or would a rockchucker press be big enough after taking the bushing out
Does the 375 cheytac require a special sized press to reload? Or would a rockchucker press be big enough after taking the bushing out
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Rockchucker Supreme works great, another one that is worth a look is the Redding Ultramag,
Rockchucker Supreme works great, another one that is worth a look is the Redding Ultramag,
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I already have the rockchucker supreme and was just curious if I was gonna have to add a new press to the cost of my build
I already have the rockchucker supreme and was just curious if I was gonna have to add a new press to the cost of my build
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What MOA scope bases are people useing for a 375CT shooting around 2000 yards or so.
Thanks,
Paul
What MOA scope bases are people useing for a 375CT shooting around 2000 yards or so.
Thanks,
Paul
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Thanks Pyrofx, thats what I went with was just making sure I had enought.
Thanks Pyrofx, thats what I went with was just making sure I had enought.
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I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.
I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RussW1911 ®</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.</div></div>
What distance is your zero with that set up?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RussW1911 ®</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.</div></div>
What distance is your zero with that set up?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RussW1911 ®</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.</div></div>
Was that you that just shot 3080 yards? Very impressive if so! Congrats.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RussW1911 ®</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run a 40MOA with the Vortex Razor. That setup with DTM 375 Cheytac gives me 2750 when the turret is topped out.</div></div>
Was that you that just shot 3080 yards? Very impressive if so! Congrats.
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Does anyone make a stock for the 1.60" stiller tac 408 action other than chassis?
Does anyone make a stock for the 1.60" stiller tac 408 action other than chassis?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tyler_s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone make a stock for the 1.60" stiller tac 408 action other than chassis? </div></div>
I believe Mcmillan makes A5 in a super magnum model that will accept that size action. Manners does as well.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tyler_s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone make a stock for the 1.60" stiller tac 408 action other than chassis? </div></div>
I believe Mcmillan makes A5 in a super magnum model that will accept that size action. Manners does as well.
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Cool I'll look into them cause I'm not sure if I want a chassis or a stock. I guess there is pro's and cons to both
Cool I'll look into them cause I'm not sure if I want a chassis or a stock. I guess there is pro's and cons to both
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My benchmark 375 barrel came in this week. It's a 10 twist and it has .368 stamped on the end. Is that a lost river bore? And what kind of bullets can I expect to try ?
My benchmark 375 barrel came in this week. It's a 10 twist and it has .368 stamped on the end. Is that a lost river bore? And what kind of bullets can I expect to try ?
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The Cutting Edge seem to be one of the better ones.
These might be fun to try.
https://cuttingedgebullets.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=MTAC_L11
The Cutting Edge seem to be one of the better ones.
These might be fun to try.
https://cuttingedgebullets.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=MTAC_L11
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Tyler, 368 is the minor bore. its not a lost river, this is standard with the major being .375
Tyler, 368 is the minor bore. its not a lost river, this is standard with the major being .375
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Thanks I was hoping I ordered the right one I've still got a few months to wait on the action
Thanks I was hoping I ordered the right one I've still got a few months to wait on the action
DTA HTI with Bertram/CE L09/132.5 Retumbo/fed gm215m @ apprx 3050fps
These shots were uncorrected and fired blind at 1020, 1520, 1953, and 2377 based on AB predictions corected for met/env conditions. The black square is 15" x 15".
Other than there were some major deviation between AB and the realtime results, I am very pleased that the best results were obtained at the farthest distance fired to date.
These shots were uncorrected and fired blind at 1020, 1520, 1953, and 2377 based on AB predictions corected for met/env conditions. The black square is 15" x 15".
Other than there were some major deviation between AB and the realtime results, I am very pleased that the best results were obtained at the farthest distance fired to date.
What and who set the standard?
Most standard SAAMI spec. barrels in .375cal. are .366" bore. One exception I know of is the .378WBY which is .367".
I haven't seen any SAAMI standards for .375 Cheytec etc...so if .368" is the standard for that then Cheytec must have set it?
Later, Frank
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Hey WaltHer, have you had a chance to try any of the CEB 427 gr. pills yet? If so I am real interested in your feedback on them.
The Hti is a straight 1:10 twist so I'm under the impression that the 427 isnt recommended by CE. I bought heavy in the 352s and other than matching the ballistic curve to realtime results the 352s are real impressive. They destroy targets in excess of 1500yds that 300gr smk's out of my Lapua bounce off at 1000yds, and matched my starting AB curve very closely out to 1520. I haven't had the opportunity to test them since I adjusted my curve based on testing at 2377.
How about you, are you up and running?
I am but with work, and being back in school lately I've had no chance to stretch the legs so to speak. I need about a week in the mountains with the rifle, need to recharge the batteries. With the straight 10 twist I bet you could run the 377's pretty well. The 300 smk's bounce at 1000? What are you shooting 1/2 in. steel?
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