Bergara just joined the suppressor game with the announcement of its titanium .30-caliber BTi30.
Bergara, like just about every firearms manufacturer right now, has just joined the suppressor game. Naturally, however, the company has tailored its cans for precision to be a perfect match for its rifles.
Bergara said this about the BTi30:
The precision-optimized design is engineered to minimize point-of-impact shift and tighten groupings up to 25% versus traditional suppressors or bare muzzles, providing repeatable and consistent results for precision hunters and shooters.
The BTi30 is a vented suppressor, meaning less peak pressure in the blast chamber and less blowback to the face of the bolt and the face of the shooter. The end caps are swappable as well, so you can further optimize the can for your rifle or task. Using just a 5/8-inch socket, you can install either a sealed end cap for maximum noise reduction or a vented end cap for less blowback and faster recovery. Another nice extra feature is its external fluting to help it cool off faster.
As for mounting the BTi30 on a rifle, it’s HUB-compatible and ships with a 5/8×24 direct-thread mount that self-indexes against the crown of the muzzle to ensure proper alignment. As for the tale of the tape, Bergara’s suppressor is 6.5 inches long, 1.75 inches in diameter and weighs just 12.9 ounces thanks to its Grade 5 titanium construction. It’s rated up to 300 RUM with a 16-inch barrel as well.
MSRP for the Bergara BTi30 is $1,100 and it’s available with a black, grey or FDE Cerakote finish.
For more information, visit bergara.online.
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