Bergara HMR Pro 7mm PRC 24in Threaded 5rd

Description

The Bergara HMR Pro in 7mm PRC is a production-ready long-range platform that delivers sub-MOA accuracy out of the box. This bergara hmr pro 7mm prc 24in threaded 5rd combines a cold hammer-forged stainless barrel, a fully adjustable mini-chassis stock, and a TriggerTech Primary trigger to give you repeatable precision without custom gunsmithing. It’s built for shooters who demand consistency on steel, paper, or game at extended distances.

Manufacturer	Bergara (per manufacturer specs)
Model	HMR Pro (Premier Series)
Material	Stainless steel barrel, aluminum mini-chassis, synthetic stock
Compatibility	AICS-pattern detachable box magazines
Finish	Tactical gray Cerakote on barrel and action
Weight	9.4 lbs (unloaded, per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• 24-inch stainless barrel with 5R rifling — WHY IT MATTERS: The 1:8 twist rate stabilizes heavy 175-190 grain bullets, and the 5R rifling reduces fouling and copper buildup for consistent velocities shot after shot.
• TriggerTech Primary trigger — WHY IT MATTERS: Adjustable from 1.5 to 4 lbs with zero creep or overtravel, giving you a crisp break that won’t pull your point of aim during a stage or a cold-bore shot.
• Mini-chassis stock with adjustable cheek piece and LOP spacers — WHY IT MATTERS: You get a repeatable bedding interface and can dial in comb height and length of pull without tools, critical for maintaining cheek weld across positions.
• Threaded muzzle (5/8×24) with included thread protector — WHY IT MATTERS: Directly mount a suppressor or brake without a smith, keeping your barrel length and velocity while taming recoil and blast.
• AICS-style 5-round detachable magazine — WHY IT MATTERS: Reloads are fast and positive, and the magazine feeds the 7mm PRC’s long, sleek cartridges reliably even when you’re prone or shooting from a barricade.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the precision-minded shooter who wants a production gun that can hang with customs. If you’re running PRS tactical division, shooting ELR steel matches, or hunting mule deer at 600 yards, the HMR Pro gives you a proven platform without the wait or the price tag of a full custom build.

Pros & Cons

Pros: Sub-MOA guarantee out of the box; adjustable ergonomics for different body types and positions; threaded for suppressors; 5R rifling extends barrel life; uses standard AICS magazines.

Cons: The factory stock’s forend is slightly flexible under bipod pressure, which can cause vertical stringing if you’re loading the bipod hard. A chassis upgrade solves it, but it’s an extra cost.

Comparison: Bergara HMR Pro vs. Geissele Super Precision vs. Tikka T3x Tac A1

Feature	Bergara HMR Pro	Geissele Super Precision	Tikka T3x Tac A1
Barrel	24in stainless, 5R rifling, threaded	24in chrome-moly, 5R rifling, threaded	24in cold hammer-forged, 1:8 twist, threaded
Stock/Chassis	Mini-chassis with adjustable cheek/LOP	G10 laminate stock with adjustable comb	Aluminum chassis with adjustable cheek/LOP
Trigger	TriggerTech Primary, 1.5-4 lbs	Geissele Super 700, 1.5-4 lbs	Tikka single-stage, 2-4 lbs
Magazine	AICS 5-round	AICS 5-round	Tikka 10-round
Weight	9.4 lbs	10.2 lbs	9.9 lbs
Price	$1,749.99	$1,999.99	$1,899.99

FAQ

What is the twist rate on the Bergara HMR Pro 7mm PRC?

1:8 twist. That’s the standard for 7mm PRC and will stabilize bullets from 140 to 190 grains without issue.

Does the Bergara HMR Pro accept AICS magazines?

Yes, it uses standard AICS-pattern detachable box magazines. The included one is a 5-round, but 10-rounders from MDT or Accurate-Mag work too.

Can I mount a scope directly to the receiver?

The receiver is drilled and tapped for #8-40 screws, and it comes with a 20 MOA rail installed. You can mount rings directly or use a one-piece base.

What is the barrel length and threading?

24 inches, threaded 5/8×24 with a thread protector included. It’s suppressor-ready with no additional work needed.

Trust & Shipping

• ✔ Nationwide delivery — all 50 states
• ✔ Ships 1-2 business days
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Last updated: April 2026