.375 Blaser Mag. Load Data & Reloading Guide
Also known as: .375 Blaser Magnum, 9.5×70mm Blaser, .375 Blaser
About .375 Blaser Mag.
The .375 Blaser Magnum was introduced by Blaser Jagdwaffen in 2009 as part of their innovative line of proprietary cartridges designed for their R8 platform. This caliber was developed to provide a high-performance option in dangerous game and long-distance hunting scenarios, combining the versatility of a magnum cartridge with modern ballistic efficiency. It was released in response to the demand for powerful and precise cartridges suitable for African big game and North American large game.
The technical characteristics of the .375 Blaser Mag include a case length of 68.3 mm and a base diameter of approximately 13.5 mm, making it comparable in size to the .375 H&H Magnum but with enhanced design for optimized powder capacity and pressure management. The cartridge operates at a maximum pressure of around 63,000 psi, allowing for higher velocity and energy transfer. Common bullet weights range from 270 to 350 grains, with 300 grains being the most popular due to its excellent balance of velocity and penetration.
Ballistically, the .375 Blaser Mag delivers impressive performance with typical muzzle velocities between 2,600 and 2,800 feet per second depending on the bullet weight, offering flat trajectories and significant downrange energy. It is ideal for hunting applications where long-range precision and stopping power are critical. The cartridge has also found favor in some competitive shooting circles where long-range accuracy is paramount, though it remains primarily a hunting cartridge.
For reloaders, the .375 Blaser Mag provides numerous advantages. Its modern case design allows for efficient powder burn and consistent reloads, promoting high accuracy and repeatability. Due to its magnum stature, a wide range of powder types can be experimented with, though careful attention to pressure limits is essential. Additionally, a variety of bullets are available in suitable weights, allowing reloaders to tailor loads for specific game or shooting conditions, enhancing the versatility and effectiveness of this powerful cartridge.
Technical Drawing
Based on C.I.P., the max. allowed case length is 2.823 in / 71.70 mm, the max. cartridge length is 3.622 in / 92.00 mm, and the max. allowed pressure is 60,916 PSI / 4,200 bar.
Technical Specifications
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.375 | 270gr | Barnes XLC S
.375 | 270gr | Speer Boat-Tail
.375 | 220gr | SUS-TAC HP
.375 | 225gr | Hornady SP
.375 | 220gr | Impala CFN
.376 | 300gr | Peregrine VRG-3
.375 | 250gr | Speer TBBC
.375 | 215gr | AERO SB,- smax:15.95
.375 | 250gr | Hornady GMX
.374 | 300gr | Rhino Penetrator
.375 | 300gr | Norma ORYX
.375 | 300gr | Frontier PH PHL
.375 | 300gr | Sierra GameKing
.375 | 245gr | Sax KJG-BCS
.375 | 300gr | CutEdge MTH
.374 | 300gr | Rhino Solid Shank
.375 | 250gr | Frontier PH HPBT
.375 | 248gr | Hammer Hammer Hunter
.375 | 300gr | Woodleigh PP SN
.375 | 300gr | Nosler AccuBond
.375 | 260gr | Nosler Solid
.375 | 270gr | Barnes TSX FB
.376 | 236gr | Peregrine VLR-5
.376 | 270gr | Peregrine VLR-4
Frequently Asked Questions
The maximum pressure for .375 Blaser Mag. is 60,916 psi | 4,200 bar.
.375 Blaser Mag. typically uses a Large Rifle Magnum (LRM) primer.
The case capacity of .375 Blaser Mag. is approximately 107.5 grains of water (H₂O).