The bracket creeper's argument.

eg 9.3 mm = .375, fair enough, not 100% but marginally equal.

So lets examine bracket creep logic.

6.5 mm = 7 mm, fair enough, not really.

7 mm = .30

.30 = 8 mm

8 mm = .338

.338 = .358

.358 = 9.3 mm

9.3 mm = .375

So mathematics says a 6.5 mm = .375

And the above bullshit, sums up a lot of these close comparison arguments.

A real debate might be, is a 9.3x62 with 320 gr projectiles or even 286 gr projectiles more effective than a .375 NE or 9.5x57 with 270 gr projectiles. Because here there is real ballistic differences - ie probably lower velocity of the .375 NE and lower sectional density of the projectile. . Though still somewhat marginal difference.

I would however trust the 9.3 mm much more than the .375 NE for DG use. Not much of a difference for medium game, because again both exhibit greater than needed energy. .

Have fun.