Bergara B-14 Hunter .22-250 Remington
Model: B14S104C
Bergara B-14 Hunter .22-250 Remington
Model: B14S104C
Full Specifications
About This Firearm
The Hunter is the plainest rifle Bergara wraps around one of its own barrels, and the .22-250 Remington version is laid out as a short-action varmint rifle. The barrel is 4140 chrome-moly in a No. 4 taper, 22 inches with a 1:9 twist, and four rounds sit in an internal box under a hinged floorplate. It weighs 7.1 lbs, measures 41.5 inches, and has an MSRP of $949. Bergara guarantees sub-MOA accuracy with factory match-grade ammunition.
What arrives is a barreled action in a stock and nothing else. No rail, no rings, no sights, and no magazine either, because this configuration feeds from the internal box; a detachable magazine is a factory option in this chambering. Mounting is at least cheap to solve, since any standard Remington 700 rail or ring set fits the B-14 receiver. The muzzle is unthreaded, which puts a brake or a suppressor behind gunsmith work, and the molded polymer stock has no comb or length-of-pull adjustment.
The Bergara B-14 Ridge in .243 Winchester has an MSRP of $999 and puts more steel out front at 7.50 lbs in the same overall length. The Ruger American Rifle Generation II Prairie in .223 Remington has an MSRP of $769, feeds 10 rounds from AR-pattern magazines and arrives threaded with a Picatinny base fitted.
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Strengths & Limitations
- The Remington 700 footprint means bases, rings, one-piece rails and replacement stocks are commodity parts rather than special orders.
- A hinged floorplate empties the magazine without cycling live rounds through the chamber, which is the safer way to end a day in the field.
- Bergara puts the same accuracy guarantee on its cheapest rifle that it puts on the rest of the line.
- Nothing for mounting or sighting is included, so a rail, rings and an optic all come on top of the rifle.
- The muzzle is plain, which makes threading the first job before a brake or a suppressor.
- The stock is molded polymer with no spacers and no adjustable comb, and the rifle carries no sights to fall back on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What scope bases or rings fit it?
Any standard Remington 700 rail works, because Bergara machines the B-14 receiver to that footprint. The .22-250 is a short action, so order short-action bases or a short-action one-piece rail. None of it is in the box.
Does it come with a magazine?
No. This configuration uses an internal box magazine with a hinged floorplate, so there is nothing detachable to supply. Bergara offers a detachable magazine as an option on the Hunter in this chambering.
Is the barrel threaded?
No. The .22-250 Hunter leaves the factory with a plain muzzle, so a brake or a suppressor mount means sending the barrel out for threading.
What accuracy does Bergara guarantee?
Sub-MOA at 100 yards, measured as three-shot groups with available factory match-grade ammunition. Handloads void the rifle warranty, so the guarantee is tied to factory ammunition as well.