The Bergara BMR (model BMR001) is a bolt-action .22 LR rifle built on scaled-down versions of Bergara's centerfire action and trigger. The 18-inch steel barrel and synthetic stock keep the package at 5.7 lbs and 36 inches overall. It ships with a 5-round magazine and includes drilled-and-tapped holes for scope mounting. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Barrel Length: 18 inches 
• Capacity: 5+1 rounds 
• Weight: 5.7 lbs (88 oz) 
• Overall Length: 36 inches 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Finish Color: Tactical Grey with Black Spec 
• Manufacturer: Bergara Rifles 
• Model Number: BMR001 
   

Detailed Features 

The Bergara Performance Trigger is the notable mechanical feature. It's the same adjustable design Bergara uses on centerfire BMR variants, and it's adjustable for pull weight -- which separates the BMR from rimfire bolt guns that ship with non-adjustable factory triggers. The synthetic stock has sling swivel studs and a comfortable comb height for prone or bench use. The barrel has a matte blue finish. The receiver accepts common .22 scope mounts via the drilled-and-tapped holes. 
 

Target Audience 

Shooters who want a rimfire trainer that mirrors the trigger feel and handling of a centerfire precision rifle. The BMR was designed to let you practice bolt-action fundamentals at .22 LR cost. It's also a practical small game and plinking rifle for anyone who wants Bergara's quality control at a rimfire price point. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Rimfire precision training with an adjustable trigger comparable to centerfire target rifles 
• Small game hunting where the 18-inch barrel and manageable weight are practical 
• Scope practice and fundamentals work at range distances where .22 LR excels

Owner feedback on the Bergara BMR in Tactical Grey is broadly positive, with accuracy and trigger quality mentioned most consistently.

Accuracy out of the box is the top selling point. Owners report tight groups at 50 and 100 yards with quality .22 LR ammunition, which meets the BMR's positioning as a precision rimfire. Most note it outperforms other rimfire bolt guns in its price tier.

The Bergara Performance Trigger gets consistent praise. The adjustability and clean break stand out to owners who have experience with triggers on comparable rimfire rifles. Competitive shooters and precision training applications especially value this.

Build quality is well-regarded. The tactical grey synthetic stock and matte blue barrel feel solid and appropriately finished for the price. Owners who've handled Bergara's centerfire rifles note the family resemblance in construction quality.

The stock ergonomics get generally positive marks. Sling swivel studs are useful, and the comb height works well for optic use, which is the most common setup. A few owners mention the grip dimensions aren't ideal for smaller hands.

Magazine availability and reliability comes up in some discussions. The 5-round magazine is functional but some owners note that finding extra magazines can require hunting specific retailers. A handful of owners report occasional feeding issues resolved by cleaning or using specific ammunition.

Weight at 5.7 lbs is considered light by most owners, though a few who specifically wanted an ultralight carry rifle note it's heavier than single-shot alternatives.