Bergara BMR-X BMR011 | .17 HMR | 18″ Barrel

The Bergara BMR-X Competition is a purpose-built .17 HMR bolt-action rimfire rifle featuring an 18-inch heavy steel barrel and a Bergara Micro Rimfire action that emphasizes consistent, match-grade accuracy. The rifle ships with an externally adjustable Bergara Performance Trigger, an integral 30 MOA Picatinny rail, an adjustable length-of-pull tactical-style synthetic stock with LOP spacers, and both 5- and 10-round detachable magazines. The 1/2×28 threaded muzzle allows use of common rimfire muzzle devices.

Suggested optic: a mid-range precision rimfire scope such as a Vortex Viper PST Gen II 2-10×32 (priced under $1,000) pairs well with the BMR-X for target work and rimfire competition while maintaining affordable total system cost.

Common applications include rimfire competition (NRL22-style matches) and small-game/varmint work where light, flat-shooting .17 HMR performance and repeatable accuracy are valued.

Product Specifications

• The rifle is chambered in .17 HMR.
• The action is a Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 18 inches.
• The barrel material is steel.
• The rifle includes one 5-round and one 10-round detachable magazine for range and field flexibility.
• The muzzle is threaded with a 1/2×28 pattern.
• The receiver includes a 30 MOA integral Picatinny rail.
• The trigger is an externally adjustable Bergara Performance Trigger.
• The stock is synthetic with adjustable length-of-pull spacers.
• The rifle weighs 6.6 lbs.
• The twist rate is 1:9″.
• The rifle is fitted with a recoil pad and swivel studs.
• The UPC is 043125110193.

Light enough to carry for extended range sessions yet engineered for match performance, the BMR-X balances stability and ergonomics without unnecessary complexity. The included magazines and threaded muzzle give the shooter flexibility for competition or field use, while the adjustable stock and trigger let you fine-tune fit and feel for repeatable shots.

Owners and reviewers commonly praise the BMR-X for its match-grade accuracy potential and solid, competition-oriented ergonomics.

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