The Elite Hunter, being a hybrid ogive, has a good size cavity, mixed with a longer nose overall, so you get a good balance of strength yet soft construction.
To quantify it better (referring to my previous post), I'd limit your max range with the 175gr EH to an impact velocity of 1600fps on smaller game and/or shot placements where the amount of resistance is lower. For larger game or higher resistance shot placements (like shoulders) you could go down to 1400fps.
The other thing to consider though is that with a high BC bullet like they, the distance you'll be at at 1600fps and especially 1400fps will be pretty far. Ensuring you made the correct firing solution is critical. Getting down to 1400fps will really be allowing wind to influence the bullet a great deal, especially if the wind varies along the flight.
That said, this is one reason why using a bullet constructed like this Berger is very useful because it's very forgiving and if the wind or elevation was off a bit from your calculation and thus you impacted a bit off your mark, the wounding produced will be wide enough to still get the job done. I'm not saying it'll make up for big errors though, nor am I saying it means you can take shots you're not skilled enough to make. I'm talking about skilled long distance shooters making a small error out in the field in harsh conditions and the bullet being forgiving to that and allowing you to still make humane kills. It's helping you stack more odds in your favor.
So, long story short, plug in your MV, bullet details, and environmental conditions into a ballistic calculator and see what distance it hits 1600fps and that's your max range with that bullet.
