For those reworking the necks of .375 CheyTac brass, I would be very interested in hearing:
1. What you are doing?
2. The sequence you're following as it relates to other steps in reloading process
3. The specific tool(s) you're using in each step
I'm just starting on 100 rounds of brass from Hunting Shack but haven't started with necks yet because I'm not quite sure of everything. I bought half of the 21st Century lathe (minus tail stock) because I'm sold on the floating concept, but having a hard time figuring out what arbor to use, or if I'd be better with a cutting mandrel, and if so, who makes one that fits this. So, any information will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
1. What you are doing?
2. The sequence you're following as it relates to other steps in reloading process
3. The specific tool(s) you're using in each step
I'm just starting on 100 rounds of brass from Hunting Shack but haven't started with necks yet because I'm not quite sure of everything. I bought half of the 21st Century lathe (minus tail stock) because I'm sold on the floating concept, but having a hard time figuring out what arbor to use, or if I'd be better with a cutting mandrel, and if so, who makes one that fits this. So, any information will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
