Opinions of the Bergara B-14 BMP (Bergara Match Precision) rifle.

[Bear44]

Which one?

The 6.5 that was advertised by a member here. Have just started the quest for a good load and have printed a couple of 0.5 MOA 5 shot groups.

 

[cmshoot]

The 6.5 that was advertised by a member here. Have just started the quest for a good load and have printed a couple of 0.5 MOA 5 shot groups.

If you'd like, I'll get the load my buddy is using in his. He's run it out past 1,200yds.

 

[Bear44]

If you'd like, I'll get the load my buddy is using in his. He's run it out past 1,200yds.

Absolutely! Thanks.

 

[Burdy]

And some folks and their needs require a gun to put more than 3 shots down a barrel before cooling.

He is talking about a hunting rifle. All hunting rifles with sporter barrels walk, period. B14's shoot sub MOA, period, or they don't leave the factory. The 6.5 B14's hover around half MOA. Regardless, the OP bought a fine rifle in the RPR and a fine caliber to boot.
On a side note, I spent some time on a 6XC today for the first time. Not that it wasn't a nice cartridge, but everything is getting so good, flat, low drag, low recoil now days that it's just splitting hairs. Think I am going to stick with those calibers that are easy to find and just worry more about putting more rounds down range than whether or not I have chosen the perfect caliber.

 

[cmshoot]

He is talking about a hunting rifle. All hunting rifles with sporter barrels walk, period. B14's shoot sub MOA, period, or they don't leave the factory. The 6.5 B14's hover around half MOA. Regardless, the OP bought a fine rifle in the RPR and a fine caliber to boot.
On a side note, I spent some time on a 6XC today for the first time. Not that it wasn't a nice cartridge, but everything is getting so good, flat, low drag, low recoil now days that it's just splitting hairs. Think I am going to stick with those calibers that are easy to find and just worry more about putting more rounds down range than whether or not I have chosen the perfect caliber.

I'm in the same boat. I'm sticking with .308 because I make all my dope and wind adjustments without thinking about it.......been using it for most of my Rifle work since 1991.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

He is talking about a hunting rifle. All hunting rifles with sporter barrels walk, period. B14's shoot sub MOA, period, or they don't leave the factory. The 6.5 B14's hover around half MOA. Regardless, the OP bought a fine rifle in the RPR and a fine caliber to boot.
On a side note, I spent some time on a 6XC today for the first time. Not that it wasn't a nice cartridge, but everything is getting so good, flat, low drag, low recoil now days that it's just splitting hairs. Think I am going to stick with those calibers that are easy to find and just worry more about putting more rounds down range than whether or not I have chosen the perfect caliber.

My intentions clearly eluded you

 

[BNB]

Ive been eyeballing the Bergara 308 LRP rifles

 

[Burdy]

My intentions clearly eluded you

Perhaps you will be more clear next time.

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[REDX]

What about the shooters at Accurate Ordnance?

I heard they Frequent the Pulse club

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Perhaps you will be more clear next time.

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Didn't think I needed to be. Failed to realize that I needed to lay out the basics of any firearms discussion for each post. But I guess we are discussing your beloved Bergara, so anything with clappy hand emojis is obviously a knock the them and you.