Brocock Sahara XR2 .25 Performance with 480cc

The Sahara XR2 sits in BRK-Brocock’s XR sidelever PCP family as a compact, light carbine finished in practical sand. It keeps the semi-bullpup layout and the features that made the Sniper XR2 a regular choice, then adds a few of its own. The sidelever sits where the hand naturally falls, and the compact semi-bullpup arrangement holds overall length to 31.75'' from butt to the end of threaded muzzle, weighs only 7.65lbs, so the rifle stays short, balanced, and easy to shoulder.

The sand polymer thumbhole stock is fully ambidextrous. A cheekpiece can be raised or lowered and the butt pad shifts in two directions, while molded panels dress the grip and forend. A full-length Picatinny rail runs along the top for a rigid scope mount and fast optic swaps, and a second rail underneath the forend takes bipods, lights, and similar accessories.

Underneath, the action is the Sniper XR2’s, updated with BRK-Brocock’s later refinements, including an upgraded hammer and valve assembly, higher power, and one of the longest shot counts in the range (Up to 210 shots in .25 and up to 550 shots in .22). A Huma-Air regulator is fitted with its own pressure gauge. Power is set across 39 steps using a side adjuster and a rear wheel, with output spanning roughly 12 to 45 ft/lbs.

A fresh self-indexing rotary magazine holds 13, 11, and 10 shots with .177, .22, and .25 caliber rifles, loads through a flip-open gate, and lifts out when required; a single-shot tray comes in the box. The trigger is two-stage and user-adjustable, and the safety can be reset without cycling the action. The integral shroud is shorter than before, with an adaptor so a second stage moderator can be added.