In the world of long-range precision shooting and hunting, Gunwerks is a household name. Their product lineup includes five-figure-priced setups like the HamR, which they boast possesses two-mile hit capability out of the box, and the lightweight ClymR intended for trekking on foot during mountain hunting. Now they’ve added a new model of rifle system, meant to provide shooters with top-tier Gunwerks precision performance at a more wallet-friendly price point than their other products. Meet the new Werkman rifle system.
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Gunwerks Werkman Rifle System
The Gunwerks Werkman rifle system offers the same 1000 Yards Out Of The Box performance of any Gunwerks rifle system, but at a price that doesn’t break the bank. Maintaining all the key features we need for a rifle system to perform to Gunwerks standards, but with fewer frills overall, the Werkman Rifle is absolutely the best bang for your buck Gunwerks has ever offered.
Key Components & Features:
- Stock: Gunwerks Gen 1 Magnus carbon fiber + ARCA compatible
- Action: Gunwerks GLR stainless receiver
- Trigger: Custom TriggerTech trigger
- Barrel: Gunwerks S30 stainless, cut rifled barrel
- Brake: Gunwerks 2 baffle indexing directional muzzle brake
- Optic: Revic RS25 Werkman 5-25×56 rifle scope with Revic RH2 MOA reticle
- Turret: Custom BDC Turret with yardage & MOA markings – matched to the individual rifle ballistics & Hornady ELD Match ammunition
- Ballistics Package: Complete Gunwerks ballistics data package for 1000 Yards Out Of The Box performance
Specs:
- Caliber: 6.5 PRC
- Barrel Length: 22 inch
- Barrel Twist Rate: 1:8
- Muzzle Thread: 5/8×24 (suppressor ready)
- Overall Weight: 9.6lbs
At just $4950 with the included Revic Werkman RS25 scope, this new system saves thousands of dollars compared to Gunwerks’ other offerings. It’s also much simpler to purchase with only left- or right-handedness to choose from, rather than a full configuration menu. What do you think, readers? Does this Gunwerks accessibility make the Werkman appealing? Do you have a use case for this 6.5 PRC option – how would you use it? Is there a more cost-effective rifle you think would stand up well to this gun? Do you have any experience with Gunwerks’ other rifles, and what did you think? Let us know in the comments! See you at the range.