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New hunting rifle - Beretta BRX1

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Gabriel8008

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been doing some research lately on some straight-pull hunting rifles, and I keep coming back to the Beretta BRX1. I’m seriously considering picking one up for my next hunting setup, especially for versatility in different terrains and faster follow-up shots.

From what I’ve seen so far, it looks like a pretty good rifle, modular design, quick barrel changes, and that straight-pull action seems like a big advantage in the field. I also like that it’s fully ambidextrous, which is a nice touch.

I came across this page while researching and they were helpful: https://fortisgunsupply.com/product/beretta-brx1-bolt-action/

Will really appreciate some insights from previous/current owners such as how does it perform, is is smooth and reliable as advertised and what are some downsides I should know before spending a couple on it.

Thanks in advance!
 
Gabriel8008 said:
Hey everyone,

I’ve been doing some research lately on some straight-pull hunting rifles, and I keep coming back to the Beretta BRX1. I’m seriously considering picking one up for my next hunting setup, especially for versatility in different terrains and faster follow-up shots.

From what I’ve seen so far, it looks like a pretty good rifle, modular design, quick barrel changes, and that straight-pull action seems like a big advantage in the field. I also like that it’s fully ambidextrous, which is a nice touch.

I came across this page while researching and they were helpful: https://fortisgunsupply.com/product/beretta-brx1-bolt-action/

Will really appreciate some insights from previous/current owners such as how does it perform, is is smooth and reliable as advertised and what are some downsides I should know before spending a couple on it.

Thanks in advance!
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the last thing I would look at for a hunting rifle is Beretta.

Tons of reliable, quality, great manufacturers over Beretta for hunting rifles. Even other Euro brands.
 
If I was going to buy a “forever” bolt action rifle to use the rest of my days spent hunting I’d splurge and buy a Sako!
 
Recusant said:
If I was going to buy a “forever” bolt action rifle to use the rest of my days spent hunting I’d splurge and buy a Sako!
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Owned by....

Yes, Beretta Holding Group owns Sako Limited. The Italian-based Beretta Group acquired the Finnish firearm and ammunition manufacturer (Sako Oy) at the turn of the millennium. Sako operates as part of the Beretta Defense Technology (BDT) group, and Beretta's ownership has supported Sako's growth, including the production of Tikka rifles.
Sako rifles

Key Details About the Relationship:
  • Ownership: Sako has been part of the Beretta Holding Group for over 20 years.
  • Brand Portfolio: Sako is one of the key brands under Beretta Holding, which also includes Beretta, Benelli, Franchi, Tikka, Steiner, and Burris.
  • Tikka Rifles:Sako produces the Tikka brand, which is also part of the Beretta Holding family
    • Manufacturing: Sako retains its manufacturing and headquarters in Finland (Riihimäki).
 
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