Premier Series Production Rifles Available From Bergara USA

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posted on April 6, 2015
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Bergara USA has introduced a series of new production rifles for sport shooters and hunters with the announcement of the Premier Series BPR-16 Classic and BPR-16 Stalker bolt-action rifles. The new models combine the custom looks and performance of the company's high-end rifles with production-level affordability.

Bergara Barrels initially entered the custom rifle market three years ago. Incorporating its proprietary rifling process, and under the direction of former Marine sniper rifle builder, Dan Hanus, Bergara's custom rifles are respected by big game hunters, law enforcement and long-range shooting enthusiasts.

Premier Series BPR-16 rifles are built on your choice of hand-laid fiberglass or Grade 5 highly-figured walnut stocks, both featuring an aluminum bedding block, providing beneficial strength without adding unnecessary weight to the rifle. The barrels and actions receive a Cerakote finish, eliminating the glare of the stainless steel and providing extra protection against the elements. A Timney trigger rounds out this rifle's line-up of components.

BPR-16 Premier Rifle Specifications:
Calibers: .300 Win Mag., .30-06, .270, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor
Barrel Length: 22" (SA), 24" (LA)
Overall Length: 41.25" (SA), 44.5" (LA)
Weight: Classic (walnut) 7.00 lbs. (SA), 7.65 lbs. (LA); Stalker (fiberglass) 6.5 lbs. (SA), 7.15 lbs. (LA)
Length of Pull: 13.75"
Finishes: Classicoil finished walnut stock; Stalkerlightweight fiberglass stock
MSRP: Classic$2,199; Stalker$2,199

For more information, go to BergaraUSA.com.

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