.375 Swiss P Ladedaten

Alternative Bezeichnungen: .375 Swiss P, 9.5×48mm

Unsere Ladedaten im Kaliber .375 Swiss P umfassen 152 Geschosse von 24 Herstellern und insgesamt 9576 Ladungen.

The .375 Swiss P (9.5×70mmRB) is a high-powered, long-range rifle cartridge developed by RUAG Ammotec to bridge the performance gap between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 BMG. Introduced in 2021, it is designed for military and law enforcement snipers requiring extended range and enhanced terminal performance.
Sharing bolt face dimensions, rim diameter, overall length, and maximum operating pressure (420 MPa) with the .338 Lapua Magnum, the .375 Swiss P features a larger base diameter of 15.73 mm, derived from the .500 Jeffery case. This design allows for straightforward conversion of existing .338 LM rifles by simply replacing the barrel, facilitating a cost-effective upgrade.
Equipped with a 22.7 g (350 gr) Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullet, the .375 Swiss P achieves a muzzle velocity of approximately 865 m/s, delivering around 8,492 joules of energy. Its high ballistic coefficient (G1 BC of 0.8014) ensures extended supersonic flight up to 1,600 meters, reduced wind drift, and superior long-range accuracy.
An Armor Piercing (AP) variant, featuring a tungsten carbide core, is capable of penetrating German Protection Level IV body armor at distances up to 600 meters. The .375 Swiss P offers a significant performance enhancement over the .338 Lapua Magnum while maintaining a lighter and more manageable platform compared to the .50 BMG

Passende Pulver

Bullet Weight (gr) ->	0-50	50-75	75-100	100-150	150-200	200-300	>300

Die folgende Tabelle gibt an, für welches Kaliber und Geschossgewicht (in Grain) das Pulver geeignet (👍) und in unserer Wiederlade-Community beliebt (👍👍) ist. Dies kann sich ändern, wenn mehr Community-Mitglieder ihre Ladungen teilen und wir mehr Berechnungen und Tests mit unserem Ballistikrechner durchführen.