Bergara B-14 Series HMR Rifle, Bolt Action Rifle, 6.5 Creedmoor, 22″ Barrel, Cerakote Finish, Black, 6.5CM Mini-chas 5RD

Product Description

The Bergara B-14 HMR in 6.5 Creedmoor is the rifle for shooters who refuse to compromise between match-grade accuracy and field practicality. Built on a proven competition platform yet lightweight enough for a full day in the field, this 22-inch 6.5 CM bridges the gap between the range and the hunt. From PRS Production matches to long-range hunting, the HMR delivers sub-MOA precision with ergonomics that work in any shooting position.

Specifications

What Makes the B-14 HMR Different

• Integrated aluminum mini-chassis in a hunting stock form factor: The HMR’s molded stock contains the same precision bedding technology found in dedicated competition chassis systems—no external hardware, no need for expensive aftermarket upgrades. You get chassis-level consistency in a sleeker package.
• Adjustable cheekpiece and length-of-pull spacers: Dial in your shooting position without a gunsmith or additional parts. The adjustable comb works with or without body armor, and LOP spacers ensure the rifle fits your frame perfectly from day one.
• No. 6 barrel taper optimized for precision: Heavier than standard sporter profiles, this Krieger No. 6 taper is engineered for supported precision fire—whether from a bag at a match or a pack in the field. The extra steel means less barrel whip and tighter groups across a wider range of shooting positions.
• PRS Production-class match ready: The HMR ships match-legal and competition-proven. Shooters routinely take these rifles straight out of the box to PRS events and compete effectively without modification or tuning.
• Remington 700 footprint ecosystem: The B-14 action accepts all Remington 700 pattern stocks, chassis, triggers, and scope mounts—the largest aftermarket bolt-action ecosystem in the world. Your options for customization are virtually unlimited.
• Magazine flexibility: AICS-pattern detachable magazines from MDT, Magpul, and standard AICS manufacturers are all compatible. Swap mags between rifles or configure for different hunting scenarios without re-zeroing.

Bergara’s Barrel Heritage

Bergara is not just a brand—it’s a town in Spain’s Basque region, a place with centuries of gunmaking tradition. For decades, Bergara has manufactured precision barrels for the world’s elite firearms manufacturers, earning global respect for consistency and accuracy. Every HMR barrel undergoes Bergara’s legendary 5-step process: straightening to eliminate runout before any other work begins, deep-hole drilling for internal uniformity, three-spindle diamond honing to a mirror finish, button rifling with carbide buttons held to less than .0002″ groove diameter deviation, and high-temperature stress relieving to lock in the rifling geometry permanently. This meticulous process produces barrels that shoot like hand-lapped customs at production prices—which is why the HMR ships with a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee.

Why Choose 6.5 Creedmoor in the HMR

The 6.5 Creedmoor is the modern standard for precision rifle competition and medium-to-long-range hunting. It offers flat trajectory, low recoil for follow-up shots, and exceptional wind resistance out to 1,000+ yards. The 22-inch barrel on this HMR balances velocity (approximately 2,850 fps with factory loads) with maneuverability in the field. Whether you’re stalking mule deer in the high country or running a stage at a PRS match, the 6.5 CM in the HMR gives you precision and practical power in a package you can carry all day.

Trigger and Action Performance

The Bergara Performance Trigger ships factory-set around 3 to 3.5 lbs and is fully adjustable from 2 to 4 lbs with just an Allen key—no gunsmith required. Reviewers consistently describe it as crisp and on par with premium aftermarket triggers costing twice as much. The B-14 action itself is built on a two-lug design with a coned bolt nose and breech for smooth, reliable feeding. Bergara strengthened the bolt stop compared to the original Remington 700 pattern, and the threaded oversized bolt knob comes standard. You get match-grade reliability with field-proven simplicity.

Stock and Ergonomics

The HMR’s molded stock is where this rifle truly stands apart. Rather than bolting a chassis system to the outside of a stock, Bergara molded the aluminum mini-chassis directly into the polymer structure. The result is a cleaner, lighter profile that still delivers chassis-level bedding precision. The adjustable cheekpiece requires no tools and accommodates shooters with or without body armor. Length-of-pull spacers allow you to dial in the exact fit for your build, your gear, and your shooting style. The flat bottom forend accepts standard bipod adapters and shooting bags, and QD flush cup sling mounts are integrated for quick sling attachment. The nearly vertical pistol grip encourages a natural, repeatable hand position for precision shooting.

Why Buy from Western Sport

Western Sport is a full-service FFL and SOT dealer in Roanoke, TX—just north of Fort Worth in the DFW area—and we’ve been serving North Texas shooters since 2007. Our staff shoots the same rifles we sell, and we stand behind every Bergara we put in your hands. If you have questions about the HMR, the 6.5 Creedmoor, or any precision rifle platform, call us at 817-393-4000. We’re happy to discuss caliber choice, help you understand stock adjustments, or talk through your specific hunting or competition goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bergara B-14 HMR legal for PRS Production class?

Yes. The HMR ships match-legal for PRS Production division and many other sanctioned competitions. It meets weight limits, magazine capacity rules, and all other standard equipment specifications right out of the box. Many shooters run the HMR competitively without any modification.

What is the actual accuracy of the B-14 HMR in 6.5 Creedmoor?

Bergara backs every rifle with a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee, meaning it will print groups under 1 inch at 100 yards with quality factory ammunition. In practice, well-tuned HMR rifles consistently shoot in the 0.4–0.6 MOA range with match-grade handloads. Accuracy depends on ammunition quality, shooter technique, and shooting conditions, but the rifle will hold up its end of the bargain every time.

Can I swap the stock or add a different chassis to the B-14 HMR?

Absolutely. The B-14 action uses a standard Remington 700 footprint, so it accepts any Rem 700 pattern stock or chassis on the market. You can upgrade to a McMillan, MDT, or Manners chassis if you want, but most shooters find the integrated mini-chassis in the HMR stock already delivers everything they need for competition and hunting.

What magazine types are compatible with the HMR?

The HMR uses AICS-pattern detachable magazines. This includes original AICS mags, Magpul PMAG magazines, and MDT magazines. The rifle ships with a 5-round capacity magazine. If you plan to use 6.5 PRC or 300 PRC in a different HMR model, those calibers use 3-round AICS mags due to cartridge length.

Is the barrel threaded? Can I add a suppressor or muzzle brake?

Yes. The barrel is threaded 5/8×24 and comes with a thread protector installed. You can remove it and add any standard 5/8×24 muzzle device—suppressor, brake, or flash hider. Many shooters add a lightweight muzzle brake to reduce recoil for faster target acquisition in competition or hunting.

How much does the HMR weigh, and how does it carry in the field?

The HMR weighs 9.5–9.9 lbs depending on barrel tune and final assembly. This is heavier than a lightweight hunting rifle but considerably lighter than a full-size competition chassis gun. Most hunters and PRS shooters find it strikes the ideal balance—substantial enough for precision at distance, but not so heavy that a full day of glassing and stalking becomes a chore.

What is the trigger pull weight, and can I adjust it?

The Bergara Performance Trigger is factory-set to approximately 3–3.5 lbs and is fully adjustable from 2 to 4 lbs. You can adjust it yourself with an Allen key—no gunsmith visit required. Most competition shooters set it around 2.5–3 lbs for precision, while hunters often prefer 3–3.5 lbs for safety.

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