BERGER BULLETS 375 Cal. - .375

Berger .375 Bullet Types

1. Hybrid Target (ELR)

• Example: 410 grain Hybrid Target
• Designed for extreme long range (ELR)
• Hybrid ogive = less sensitive to seating depth
• Very high ballistic coefficient (±0.92 G1)

 Best for:

• .375 CheyTac
• .375 EnABELR
• Competitions up to 2 km+

2. ELR Match Solid (monolithic)

• Examples:
  • 379 gr Solid
  • 407 gr Solid
• CNC-machined (solid) bullets
• Extremely high BC for maximum stability

 Best for:

• Ultra long range (ELR / 2+ km)
• Large magnum cartridges

 Example:

• 379 gr → BC ~0.95 (G1)

Key Characteristics

• Caliber: .375 inch (9.5 mm)
• Very heavy bullets (±350–410 grain)

Require:

• Fast twist rate (e.g. 1:8)
• Large cases / powerful cartridges

Typical .375 Cartridges

• .375 CheyTac
• .375 EnABELR
• .375 Barrett
• .375 Weatherby Magnum

 Note:
These are not standard hunting calibers like .375 H&H — Berger primarily targets ELR competition shooters with these bullets.

Difference vs .338

• .338 → versatile (hunting + long range)
• .375 Berger → almost exclusively extreme long range competition

Summary

 Berger .375 bullets are:

• Very heavy (±400 gr)
• Designed for extreme distances (1–3 km)
• Intended for high-end ELR systems, not general use

⚠️ Note (Netherlands)

The Netherlands has strict regulations:

• Reloading is regulated
• Ordering online without a license is illegal
• Importing from abroad involves additional rules