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NEW: Bergara B-14 Wilderness Sierra (Hands On)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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Is the B-14 Wilderness Sierra Bergara’s most versatile, value-priced hunting rifle yet? I’ve become a true Bergara fan after testing a number of rifles and observing outstanding results. Though announced at SHOT Show 2024, we only just received the Sierra and already have a number of plans for it! Check out this video as we put it through its paces.
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i bought tge same gun in 7PRC on Friday and im very satisfied with this rifle
What's the bedding like in that stock? Is it pillar bedded or does it have an aluminum chassis under the synthetic's? I can't find info or breakdown videos anywhere on that. Looking at getting the 7PRC as well. Thanks!
@@mattbrewer5808 i have to look how its beddet but i Need to say that it is very Precise Right out of the Box
I loved that you admitted the 2 "don't likes" were nitpicks. Excellent video. Loved it. Great content.
I LOVE all of my bergara's! They make a great rifle.
You should consider doing your grouping drills on squares or triangles. Aiming at the same spot on a circle with the center dot is harder to repeat POA.
Maybe he is. You can aim at the very top, bottom, or sides of a circle. Maybe not quite as precise as a point, but better than the randomness of a black hole. Your point is well taken.
I’ve bought one in 7prc, love it!!! Going to be my long range rifle and my all around hunting rifle.
Im so happy you made a review of this ! I wanted to know your opinion !:)
I'm a lefty an I'm excited I done been looking at one for my next 22 creedmoor build
I'd sure like to see, Jim, Who-tee or yourself do a review on the Hera H7. Seems like everyone is over looking it's potential
epikarms did a great review on the Hera H7. WTW doesn't really review anything, basically just shoots groups off a bench. Jim does a fine job, but so does epikarms. Gavin is too booshie for a lowly howa.
I bought the same Bergara model for left hand in .308 Win. Really awesome rifle.
I was thinking about the Sierra, but decided on the Terrain. It was on sale and was actually cheaper than the Sierra.
This looks a lot like Bergara's version of the CVA Cascade LRH. Same parent company, so it makes sense. Bergara if you want R700 intercompatibility, CVA if you want to save a little money, want a mag off the bat, or prefer the 60 degree bolt or the aesthetics.
The cva cascade is hard to find in 308
I’ve been waiting for this to come to market when it was announced. I feel like a I deserve some credit, because I commented on every single post Bergara made to “make the wilderness terrain in left hand” 😂
I just picked this rifle up in 300 PRC and love it. My total set up is less than 11lbs. Does it kick a little? Yep, but not any worse than my old 700 BDL in 280 Rem. Perfect all around hunting rifle that can dabble in long range target shooting.
Looks like a nice unit with some good features for the money . I would also like the .280 Ackley if it was available but could settle for the 7 PRC . QD inserts would also be a must for me .Hunting Elk , moose mostly with enough power to get me out of a dangerous situation. I have bigger custom rifles if I need them
I purchased the Bergara Wilderness Ridge .308. Absolutely love it. Best three shot group 0.331, averages 0.849 ! True tack driver.
3 shot groups? Not saying much
I have the squared crest in 308 and the premier approach in 6.5 PRC. I would like another on, but the premier approach in 6.5 PRC checks every box.
I have a B14 in .243 that was originally a Timber model (wood / blued). I ended up getting the barrel and action cera-coated green, and dropped it into a green KRG Bravo chassis. It looks great, and shoots even better. I've shot deer and pigs out to 500y with it, using 95gr SST's. However, I rarely get pass through and therefore, minimal blood trail. If I bought one of the new Sierra's, it'd likely be in 6.5PRC (or .308 if the 6.5PRC is longer action), and I'd swap it out with the .243 in the Bravo chassis.
BUT... too late. I bought a Howa Carbon Elevate in 6.5PRC. Couldn't resist purchasing a package deal I saw while "browsing" at my local hunting store.
Howa Carbon Elevate 6.5PRC + Sig Sierra3 BDX 4.5-14x50 Scope + Talley Rings + DPT over-barrel Suppressor = $3.500NZD ($2,135.59USD).
Here in New Zealand we have a new firearm registry that has just been introduced. Currently, certain purchases or transactions will activate a 30 day countdown to register ALL of your guns against your firearms license. Hence, sales have gone down, and stores are having to sell below cost in order to clear their stock.
I was already using the Sig BDX system on my .243, and so the scope on the Howa was what I would have put on anyway, given that I already have the range finder to match with it, and the experience with the system. I gotta say, the Sig BDX system for hunting is SOOOOO worth it. First animal with it on my .243 was a 150lb boar at 500y, and it worked perfect. It's so damn quick and easy once setup is complete. Turn the scope on, range, shoot. Literally a 10 second process. I've had the Howa for about 2 months now, and shot 2 Red deer spikers, one at 439y and one at 404y, one after the other, just a week ago. Its almost as simple as "point and squirt!"
Sadly though, although I'm liking the Howa barrel and action, the "Stocky's" carbon stock was a massive letdown. Very badly finished and fitted out. I HAD to bed it and trim out the barrel channel to freefloat the barrel, re-drill and glue in the front swivel stud, and pull out the foam fill from the stock, fit buttplate screw ankers, and refill with foam in order to have the recoil pad firmly fitted. Quite disappointing, but I obviously did everything well, since its easily a sub minute rifle since. For the price I paid and subsequent efforts with the stock, still very much worth the purchase.
I got the Wilderness Thumbhole (should be comparable) in 30-06 with Hornady ECX 168Gr for all hunting from Roe Deer over Wild Boar to Red Deer in Germany
I ordered Wilderness Tumbhole and a spare magazine with 10 rounds, mine will arrive in 15 days and it is in caliber 308, because we all use the same caliber, so when someone manages to buy some quality ammunition, we all have it, unfortunately hand reloading is still not allowed here. when it is, then it will be happy 😊
Would I choose the Wilderness, NO! I did choose the Timber because it is offered in Left Handed" had a 24" barrel and in 30-06 (OMG, NOT THAT). 6.5PRC was not offered and the .308 only had a 20" inch barrel and I wanted the best velocity from large bullets out to a max of 400 yards. Guess I just chose the most obsolete out dated platform but very happy with my purchase.
308 is supposed to have a shorter barrel, it makes up for the barrel with higher pressure in it’s specifications. If your hand loading though 06 is certainly the way to go, in a modern rifle there’s no reason to not run an 06 at modern pressures.
30-06 hand loaded with some 165gr Barnes TSX is a bad bad dude! You’re definitely not out gunned! People over think cartridge selection WAY too much.
Didn't ask
They haven’t made their way to Australia yet, however I’m a lefty and am keenly waiting. Have a Tikka Lite 308WIN (excellent rifle) would like a Sierra 308WIN mounted with LPVO for hunting feral pigs, cats, foxes, goats and dogs, would then dedicate my Tikka to night shooting mounted with a thermal and the Bergara as my daytime rifle.
As someone who is a left hand shooter and wanting to try something different than a Savage as a rifle (even though I like both of them that I have) when I saw this was coming out from Bergara I have been pretty excited but also waiting patiently for them to FINALLY become available online and hopefully 🤞🏻 in stores so that I can handle one. I also want a rifle with a threaded barrel which made the choices even more limited for me. Pretty much Savage, Christensen Arms, some Gen 1 Ruger American 🇺🇸 Predator series, some Tikkas and this Bergara Sierra or the standard HMR.
I do plan on ordering one of these in left hand and 7mm PRC to go with my 270 Win and 300 WSM.
I came up with a design for a fully ambi bolt action a few years ago. Not sure how well it would do at market though.
New arken ep5 7-35 34mm scope out with Japanese glass. Looking forward to this one!
Well, I have a B-14 Hunter in 308 and it is a tack driver!!!! 1-2 inch groups at 200 yds.
I bought this rifle in 7 PRC left handed. Got it a week ago.
LH 6.5 PRC for the low recoil vs the 7mm PRC. 20" barrel gives the PRC a Creedmoor 24" barrel energy
I wonder if the bigger calibers have more barrel lenght?... I'd rather have a 24" 6.5 cm over a 20" 6.5 prc!... Bergara is one of those brands when you hear about constantly putting out good products
Im looking to get one in .22-250. Checks a lot of boxes for handy sized coyote rifle. Fast twist in shorter overall pkg for running suppressed
I love Bergara and this Sierra looks great. I only wish it came in some of the "in between" calibers, like 6.8 western, 280 AI, or even 300WSM, for my type of hunting.
Those “in between” cartridges look more like a list of the most efficient perfectly optimized hunting cartridges ever devised.
I think the 7 PRC is the new 280 AI. I love 300 wsm but the brass situation is ridiculous
@@K-bob_45 280ai comes within about 100fps of 7prc with considerably less powder and recoil, fits an additional cartridge in the magazine, and has optimized performance with AVAILABLE powders. Mine pushes 175eldx at 2850 out of a 24” barrel which maintains 1500 lb ft and 2000fps beyond 700 yards. What more does a fella need for hunting in a 7mm? Not saying 7prc isn’t MORE… but what more do you need?
@@DrewEdwardBacklas factory rifle options with factory brass options
@@K-bob_45 nosler federal Hornady weatherby all make 280ai ammo. But this is the ultimate RELOADER channel… Peterson makes amazing 280ai brass. Norma 280rem fireformed is also excellent . 7prc is definitely available in more factory rifles… that said I’ve not found a factory rifle that exactly suits my desire. I always end up customizing or building custom regardless of the chambering.
I recently bought a new Bergara Stoke in 300 Blackout to work up subsonic handloads for my Mini-Fix and Honey Badger. I was impressed with the rifle but have been completely unable to find additional magazines anywhere… what’s the deal Bergara ?
Important to note that the website you showed is the European market site, not US. They come with mag configuration in Europe. Also stainless models and thumbholes.
Is that the hmr model ? How is the bedding ?
Can you perform an as found blue print on the action ?
I like Bergara.
I just picked one up last week in 7mm PRC...
I like everything about this rifle, apart from the look of it fitted with a box magazine !
Well I guess you like everything about how it comes from the factory then! 😅
6mm Creedmoor is not listed on Bergara site.
Well, I have hunted deer here in Georgia and lived in the Midwest for 16 years, and a 308.Is plenty enough gun to hunt whitetail deer in my opinion
Where do you find your shells and tips an powder for the machine
Similarities between the cva cascade long range hunger , same company
Difference is the action is a 700 style action and I believed the CVAs are savage style actions
CVA Cascade is, in my opinion, the best deal for the rifle you get. I own three and they are absolute tack drivers.
@@usafret4709not many online reviews on the cva lrh
It’s a great rifle, I own one, but if you want to be accurate with every shot you MUST change the trigger. It’s quite hard, you can drop the pressure only to 980 gr and that’s to much pressure for a hunting rifle.
How flexible is the stock front end?
What bipod did you use?
I’m in debate. I want one because it comes in left handed. I have the HMR in 6.5cm, I have a Ridge of course right handed. If I get one I think I’d have to do with a 6.5PRC
How much was the bullet jump with the Hornady?
I have one in 270 Winchester about 3 weeks ago.
I have a horizontal spread, at least 1.5" or more.
Vertical spread is good, with around .5 to 1".
If you wanna pay like $100 instead of over $200 for the bottom metal conversion you can get the Bergara one.
I definitely like/recommend doing bottom metal upgrades when called for.
Quality between bergara & Hawkins is big.
I assume the $100 one is all plastic?
people are just choked up when they hear 6.5 CM, just plain marketed to death, 6.5 prc not so much. people seem to be a bit shy of the market tricksters after the 7 prc Hornady ammo not even close to their trickery claims on the ammo box. still nice looking rifle, if the quality control comes close to tikka! marketing trust seems to be about the same as the media in politics.
The only thing all 700 platforms need is a locking bolt while on safe ..... I don't know how manufacturers haven't figured that out
I’m with you 100%. It’s almost a joke that this isn’t standard. I also much prefer less bolt lift than 90 degrees. This should also be standard. These companies that keep just making Remington 700 copies should be ashamed of themselves. At least try to be better maybe?
Personally I'd rather do the hmr carbon because the stock is more comfortable for me in 308 or 6.5 creedmoor
Why wont Bergara give us a 300wsm
Front ring is mounted too close to the erector housing, should have been spun 180 degrees, that's not good mounting practices. I do like the looks of the gen 2 Nexus scope though and I like my 22-250 Sierra. One thing I wish they would have done was make the barrel longer, but I'm assuming they were counting on people running them suppressed.
Why doesn't Bergara make a B-14 Wilderness Ridge in 22-250?
3 shots isn't a group. Please go to at least 5 shot groups for accuracy testing, but 10 shot is the best.
Absolutely! I just can’t understand why people accept 3 shot “groups”
$233 for that Hawkins bottom metal.
Yeah, kind of ridiculous. I think fair would be $100 to $150
Hay eanki 416 barert
There's F class guys shooting 308. Don't poop on the most versatile cartridge of all time lol
6 creed all day
I bought 1 of these in 6.5Cm several months ago when they came out. Great deer & antelope gun! I put a 3-12 Burris on mine. Might upgrade to a Triggertech later on.,The stock trigger adjusted down to 2.75lbs on mine. It’s good, but not excellent.
What velocity did you get out of your reload in that gun?
lol if this rifle was chambered in 6.5 creed I wasn’t even going to watch. I find it amusing that people still act like 6.5 creed is a drastic improvement over 308, especially on a reloading channel.
6.5 Creedmoor is a pretty good improvement over 308. I'm a 308 fan but 6.5 Creedmoor is just better. 308 can shoot heavier bullets which is great but ballistically the Creed is better.
@@Kentucky.Tactical I think the factory ammo situation is better, for match ammo. If you get any real hunting bullet the bc is typically not great. Probably a bigger emphasis on terminal performance. If you want to see a slippery bullet for 308 look no further than the berger elite hunter 180. Apples to apples I feel like the difference in hit probability between the two is probably not that much when like bullets are used. Using similarly designed bullets the 308 typically retains more energy too
" Sniper grade ceracoat " ??? 😂😂😂😂
Sniper gray, it's a color
looks like another piece of plastic crap
You can tell this guy knows nothing about hunting
Bergara are a trash company. I wouldn't have one of their rifles if it were free.