Description
The Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine is the factory five round box that feeds the MRADELR in Barrett’s 375 EnABELR chambering. Barrett catalogs it as part number 19211, a Type EB magazine assembly in black, and it is the only magazine that will run that cartridge in that rifle. 375 EnABELR was developed for extreme long range competition, where a lighter, higher ballistic coefficient bullet can stay supersonic past two miles with less recoil than the 416. The cartridge is long, and the magazine body reflects that.
Nothing else in a range bag substitutes for it, which is exactly why a spare belongs in the case.
What the Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine Fits and What It Does Not
This magazine is built for the Barrett MRADELR chambered in 375 EnABELR. Barrett lists it as the Type EB assembly, part 19211, holding five rounds, and the body is dimensioned around that long case.
It is not interchangeable with the 416 Barrett MRADELR magazine, which carries its own part number, and it will not fit the shorter magazine wells on a standard MRAD in 308 Winchester, 300 Norma or 338 Lapua. Check the caliber marking on the body before ordering, because a magazine that will not seat is an expensive lesson to learn on a match morning.
Loading is conventional. Rounds press straight down under the feed lips, and the follower stays visible through the body so you can confirm the count before seating it in the rifle.
Why a Spare Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine Matters
Extreme long range matches are slow and deliberate. Stages are short on round count but long on setup, and fumbling loose rounds into an empty magazine while a wind window closes is the fastest way to give away a stage. A second loaded magazine solves that for the price of a box of ammunition.
The body is polymer rather than steel, which keeps weight off a rifle that is already heavy by design and shrugs off the knocks that dent a thin steel magazine dropped on gravel at a field match.
Feed lips and follower geometry for a case this long are not something to improvise. This is the factory Barrett assembly, dimensionally matched to the MRADELR magazine well, so it seats and drops free without fitting.
Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine Specifications
- Manufacturer: Barrett Firearms
- Part number: 19211
- Type: EB magazine assembly
- Caliber: 375 EnABELR
- Capacity: 5 rounds
- Material: polymer
- Color: black
- Fits: Barrett MRADELR
Why it is worth considering
- Factory Barrett assembly, dimensionally correct for the MRADELR magazine well
- Five rounds of 375 EnABELR loaded and ready between stages
- Polymer body keeps weight off an already heavy competition rifle
- Resists the dents that ruin a thin steel magazine body
- The cheapest insurance an extreme long range shooter can buy
Who it suits
This is for the competitor who already owns an MRADELR in 375 EnABELR and wants a second or third magazine for match days, and for the dealer or armorer keeping spares on the shelf for a rifle that very few parts fit.
Ammunition and Ordering Notes for the Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine
375 EnABELR is a specialist cartridge. It is not something a general sporting goods counter stocks, and most MRADELR owners either buy factory Barrett ammunition or handload to a known recipe. That makes round management on a match day more deliberate than it would be with a common chambering, and it is the main practical argument for owning more than one magazine. Five rounds is full capacity here, which covers most extreme long range stages without a reload.
Care is simple. Keep the body clean and dry, wipe the feed lips after a dusty prone stage, and avoid storing the magazine fully loaded for years at a stretch. Polymer bodies are dimensionally stable over time, but a spring left compressed indefinitely is the one component in any magazine that eventually needs attention. Cartridge and pressure standards for commercial ammunition are maintained by SAAMI.
Magazines and accessories ship directly to you with no dealer transfer required. If you run the 416 Barrett version of the rifle instead, we stock the Barrett MRADELR magazine in 416 Barrett, and you can browse the rest of our inventory on the MAG5 Firearms shop page. Questions about which Barrett 375 EnABELR Magazine part number matches your rifle are worth a phone call before you order.
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