New Bergara Wilderness Carbon Bolt Action Rifle
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- In this episode of TFBTV, @JamesReeves is at IWA 2023 visiting Bergara to hear about their new Wilderness Thumbhole Carbon series of bolt action hunting rifles.
According to Bergara:
"The B-14 Wilderness Series® embody pure performance. Real-world feature sets like fluted bolts, specialized coatings, and stock options that can withstand the rugged and unforgiving wilderness, while blending in to those very same elements. This series is for the back country, to match every stride you take off the beaten trail. The new Thumbhole stock with rubber grip provides optimal ergonomics and comfort, and together with the Bergara carbon fiber barrel guarantees unbeatable lightness and precision for all types of hunters. A fit and durability to match the most extreme adventures. Available from March 2023"
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Ander is actually their Head GunSmith. Not some Rep. Loves James´interviewing style. Supportive, interested and respectful. I hung out with the guys of Bergara at Hohe Jagd and IWA quite a bunch and love the rifles and the people are salt of the earth. Everyone at the booth is either a Pro Shooter, Pro Hunter or the Gun Smiths developing the rifles. No nonesense designs and pure practicality and quality in the details for an amzing price!
James does the best interviews. He always guides the rep when English isn’t their first language and phrasing can be difficult for them. James asks all the right questions without taking non answer type answers as well. He inserts humor when he can and summarizes the selling points for the reps 👍. James is class act and I always enjoy these videos.
Thanks Adam. I really appreciate this.
@@TFBTVShowTime +1 James is fuckin' legit
@TFBTV Show Time Me too, 😅 thanks James for your effort, making me comfortable during the interview
Truth! This is a hell of a skill to get right and James nails it consistently 👍
So refreshing hearing a rep be honest about their opinions. You'd never hear an American rep say "not ideal".
NO SHIT. I love IWA. Totally different crowd, much more sophisticated and honest than SHOT.
It's refreshing to hear someone be realistic about MOA accuracy vs. Match grade accuracy for hunting! I would much rather carry a 6-7 lbs rifle around for two or three weeks over a 9-11 lbs rifle. Obviously it depends on the area you hunt. I hunt the coast range of the Pacific northwest. 300 yards or less in 95% of the situation were I'm at. I have taken 7 deer in a row using a muzzleloader or a 450 bushmaster.
Good rep for Bergara here. Really hard to find honest people that don't immediately want to sell you the product. When he said this wouldn't be ideal as a match rifle, but for 1-2 GOOD shots in a hunting scenario you can tell he's honest or being reasonable. These rifles with 22" and longer barrels weigh about the same as my Ruger Scout with a 16" barrel to put it in perspective.
A light weight 300 Winchester Magnum? I'm flinching thinking about it.
If I were into bolt action rifles, this interview would sway me to get one of theirs. Dude represented the company well while being realistic about these new models and their qualities/limitations.
As a follow up to any readers, does a carbon fiber stock transfer recoil energy about the same as polymer or wood?
A great neat video and rifles.
Great rep.
I like free floating bolt action rifles. Thanks for sharing James.
As an American, it’s cool that TFB is putting out content for our international gun loving brethren. 👍
I love the what's your favorite question. Especially when you make it personal.
I hate to keep bringing it up, but if they added a good set of irons and forward pic rail this would make a great scout rifle. I know its a niche concept and maybe not the most practical or popular but this has scout written all over it
These Bergara types have that same feature as the old Remington Model 7. Cold Zero 1 MOA built for 100mm - 200m vital shots in Alpine type environs, rocky, higher altitudes (compared to sea level) sparsely wooded. Impossible to practice with or test ammo performance and grouping with since as soon as the barrel warms up all consistency goes out the window. They are sexy AF and Bergara produces bolt action lines that are able to compete with the likes of Tikka and Christiansen arms. The HMR, BPR and B-14 are great rifles.
Guaranteed at least 3-4 people in the comments for this purpose built, light weight hunting rifle: "WheRe arE tHe iRon SIghts!!!?!?!?!?! Reeeeeeeeee".
Neat
James do you think that i could use that rifle model being a left hander shooter ? Or that rifle have something “no go” for left handed shooters/hunters. Thanks.
I hope they add interchangeable handgrips that can be added to their stocks similar to the CZ600 and Tikka T3x. Thunbhole stocks are great for most everything except driven hunts. They can still be used however a better option would be a GRS hunter stock style from Norway. Bergaras are great rifles.
Damn. I’ve always liked thumbhole socks. Shame it might not make it to the US
After a few years allmy socks turn into thumbhole socks
@@mariaconcepcionrodriguezhe2850 Alright, this gave me a nice hearty laugh lol.
Hey James. Where do I go to find a list of the synthwave tracks you use for the ends of the videos?I really enjoy it.
Why can’t we get the thumbhole stock in the US?
They think we just don’t like them I guess. But the AWM is famous over here and it’s highly sought after
More Bolt actions..
RAD!
We need budget bullpup bolt action rifles. Hunting rifles are always so long.
6.6 is light, but not ultra light. The ruger sfar is a 7lbs semi auto. It should be 4-5 lbs
I think that if you contextualize it to the barrel length it should count. We aren't talking about a 16 in barrel here that's the biggest chunk of the weight.
That's pretty light. I have a Savage Ultralight that's 5.8 lbs naked. And every corner was cut to get there. I noticed this has two swivel mounts and two qd mounts on the front. My Savage has 1 swivel. I'd prefer more. It looks like bergara didn't sacrifice everything. Savage also has a skeletonized action. Maybe bergara didn't go that far. Either way, for caliber and barrel length, this is about as trim as you can get while still holding sub moa.
I think they went for as ultra light as possible while still keeping a reasonable profile barrel and barrel length, as well as the small added weight for the thumbhole stock.
3kg (6.6lb) is not very light. Its quite normal for a sporter profile rifle. You can get a 6.6lb rifle for $400. If it isnt less than 6lb the "ultralight" word shouldnt even be considered. Its a rifle with a higher theoretical accuracy for the same weight. Modern rifles are already accurate enough for practical shooting. Lets see some of this technology used to make sporter rifles lighter instead of making tactical rifles the same weight as sporter rifles.
They left off God's rifle cartridge, the .30-06.
thing of the past bruv
@@SmokesKwazukii :
God's cartridge, the .30-06, is 117 years old and will live forever. With proper bullet choice, it will take on anything from coyotes to elephants. If Isla Sorna were real, I'd use it on T rex.
Lol
First
So?
^Boomer
@@vonleiningen I take it you're just as pathetic as the "first" moron.
@@stevebarnes2 Its internet tradition
@TwoFaced Films For those desperate for any sense of achievement, probably.
Adjustable stock or GTFO
Um bergara these are nice rifles that some how a barrel company forgot how to barrel. These are mt rifles they come in magnum calibers. 26" to 30" barrels. I didn't buy one of the b² rifles because you decided to cater to clowns instead of making appropriate rifles. Just FYI.
As a barrel co. 30 inches should be standard and cut them down from there as required. 3 4 feet should be no problem.
I'm not a lady with a creedmoor. We actually use our rifles.
Hop's goof around video he just put out is way more entertaining than this virgin RUclips crap.
LOL. 3KG is not light in 2023 for that price.