Anyone have a Bergara rifle

[MTElkChaser]

I have the .22 trainer - B14r with carbon fiber barrel. Shoots 2/10th of an inch groups @50 with Lapua Midas+. I’ve been shooting it a lot this past year since even this premium ammo is only $.36/round for practice. Great quality rifle and I’ve been thinking about picking up one of their barreled actions to swap in and out of the trainer stock.

 

[Wags]

I've shot a few, great rifles, all were accurate and smooth. I'd own one simply because they don't offer much for us Lefties yet. Still limited calibers and models compared to other companies. Hard to talk me away from my Tikkas for a 9.5lb Bergara.

 

[KBs]

Good info all. Looking for a quality, not too heavy, tack driving 300 WM for big game.

 

[napid79]

I’ve got two B-14 Hunters—one in .270 Win and one in .243 Win. Both shoot sub MOA with factory loads. Here’s a picture of my son (11 yrs old) with 6 shots at 100 yards with the .243. Using Winchester Deer Season XP factory loads.

 

[Johbran]

Great rifle for the price. Have a B14 in 6.5 and it’s a shooter. Liked anything I have put through it. As others have said it’s a tad heavy but nothing unreasonable. I would buy another.

 

[Flyrodr]

I have the B-14 Ridge SP in 6.5CM. Agree that it's somewhat heavy, but it is a great shooter. I recently bought the BMR .22LR for double duty as a trainer for the centerfire, and, when he's a couple of years older, for my grandson to learn on. It's a light (5 lb) rifle, advertised as having "world-class accuracy". I assumed that was enthusiastic advertising, but after scoping it and playing around with various .22LR ammo, including some match loads, found that the SK Rifle Match ammo worked well. From an indoor range bench at 100 yards: