Bergara introduces two new rimfire rifles: the BMR-X Carbon for small game hunters and the BMR-X Steel for competitive shooters. The Carbon features a lightweight carbon barrel and adjustable stock for portability, while the Steel offers a heavy barrel for stability in competitions. Both models weigh 6.6 lbs and come with modular magazine options.
Bergara states “BPI Outdoors / Bergara® rifles introduces the ultimate rimfire rifle for competitive shooters in the steel barrel version and a carbon barrel version for small game hunters seeking a lightweight durable rifle.
The Bergara BMR-X Carbon is purpose-built for small game hunters seeking precision, portability, and ergonomic excellence. Featuring the lightweight, yet durable carbon fiber barrel, this rifle offers the ideal balance for field carry and quick, precise shots. The adjustable length-of-pull (LOP) stock, vertical grip, including a 30 MOA rail, and flat forend deliver unmatched control and customization, ensuring comfort and accuracy in every scenario. Equipped with both a 5 and 10 round slim-line magazine this gun weighs in at 6.6 lbs. This rifle is available in .22LR, .22 WMR, and .17 HMR.
The Bergara BMR-X Steel is the ultimate rimfire rifle for competitive shooters and precision plinkers. Its heavy #6 profile steel barrel provides the stability and weight needed for steady, consistent shots, making it ideal for rimfire series competitions.
The BXR-inspired stock offers an adjustable length-of-pull, vertical grip, and flat forend, providing the same ergonomic feel as Bergara’s full-size precision rifles at a more accessible price. With the reliable Bergara Micro Rimfire action, including a 30 MOA rail, match chamber, and externally adjustable Bergara Performance Trigger, the BMR-X Steel is designed to deliver competition-level performance for shooters who demand the best in accuracy and affordability. Also, equipped with both a 5 and 10 round slim-line magazine this gun weighs in at 6.6 lbs. This rifle is available in .22LR, .22 WMR, and .17 HMR.”
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