That whole business of reamers wearing out and chambers getting sloppy is grossly over stated. Yes, reamers do wear, but they don't end up undersized to any extent worth even thinking about. They just lose their sharp edge and stop cutting smoothly. Yes, the can get under size but only if they are re-sharpened. Most OEM's don't bother resharpening. It's very labour intensive and it's cheaper for them to just get another reamer. They might send it back to the reamer maker, but again it's easier and cheaper to just grab another reamer. For those that do go back to the reamer maker, sharpening usually involves pushing the reamer shoulder back to maintain the dimension.
The BIG issue with factory reamers is that they usually use non-piloted reamers. The result is often a chamber that is not perfectly concentric with the bore. Factories don't have time to be centering barrels and fitting precision bushings. Even if they did, they can't afford the skilled machinist to do it.
That said, Bergara is hardly a high volume OEM. They make and sell custom rifles and barrels. I would fully expect that every rifle they make is made by a skilled machist who takes the time to custom fit bushings.