Bergara B-14 Series Hunter Rifle, Bolt Action Rifle, 300 Winchester Magnum, 24″ Barrel, Cerakote Finish, Black

Product Description

The Bergara B-14 Hunter in 300 Win Mag is the working hunter’s rifle—a sub-MOA shooter that weighs under 7.3 lbs and won’t punish you on a long walk into elk country. Built on Bergara’s legendary B-14 action with Remington 700 compatibility, this 24-inch rifle delivers the accuracy serious hunters demand without the bulk or price tag of a competition build. If you want a rifle that shoots tight groups, carries light, and handles like a classic sporter, this is it.

Specifications

What Makes the B-14 Hunter Different

• Lightest centerfire B-14 in the lineup — The No. 4 taper barrel sheds weight without compromising accuracy at practical hunting distances. You get sub-MOA performance in a rifle that tips the scale under 7.3 lbs.
• Sub-MOA guarantee on a hunting rifle budget — Bergara backs every rifle with a factory accuracy promise. No lottery, no excuses. Straight from the box, this rifle will print groups under 1 inch at 100 yards with quality factory ammo.
• Remington 700 footprint opens the largest aftermarket ecosystem — The B-14 action accepts all Remington 700 pattern stocks, chassis, triggers, and scope mounts. If you ever want to customize or upgrade, the parts bin is deeper than any other bolt-action platform.
• Bergara’s 5-step barrel process built into a working rifle — Diamond honing, stress relief, and carbide-button rifling held to less than .0002″ grove deviation. Barrel consistency that used to cost custom-shop money is now standard on a $969.99 rifle.

Bergara’s Barrel Story

Bergara has been manufacturing precision barrels in Spain for decades, earning a global reputation among top-tier firearms companies. Every barrel goes through a five-step process: straightening, deep-hole drilling, 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. This isn’t custom-barrel talk—this is what comes standard on the B-14 Hunter. The result is production-grade accuracy at custom-barrel consistency, and it shows in the sub-MOA guarantee Bergara backs every rifle with.

300 Winchester Magnum: The Elk Cartridge That Carries Far

The 300 Win Mag is the thinking hunter’s long-range round. It launches heavy, aerodynamic bullets at velocities that retain energy and velocity to distances well beyond 400 yards, making it the standard for elk and other large North American game. In the B-14 Hunter’s 24-inch barrel, you’ll see velocities in the 2,950–3,000 fps range with premium factory loads—enough speed to flatten trajectory without the recoil impulse of a .300 Norma or .300 PRC. It’s proven, available everywhere, and the 300 Win Mag has earned its place as the go-to magnum for hunters who want capability without overengineering.

300 Win Mag Recoil: Manageable in the B-14 Hunter

The 300 Win Mag kicks harder than a .308, but the B-14 Hunter’s weight distribution and synthetic stock absorb recoil well. At under 7.3 lbs, you’ll feel it—this isn’t a heavy bench gun—but the rifle is controllable on the shoulder, and follow-up shots are fast. If you’re sensitive to recoil, a quality muzzle brake or suppressor (where legal) will make a meaningful difference.

Why Buy from Western Sport

Western Sport has been an FFL/SOT dealer in Roanoke, TX since 2007. We’re not order-takers—our staff shoots the same rifles we sell. We’ve put rounds downrange through Bergara B-14s in competition and in the field, and we can speak to accuracy, ergonomics, and real-world performance. If you have questions about this rifle, caliber selection, or how it stacks up against other options, call us at 817-393-4000. We’re in the DFW area and happy to help you find the right gun.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this rifle group under 1 MOA out of the box?

Yes. Bergara guarantees sub-MOA accuracy on every B-14 Hunter shipped. That means groups under 1 inch at 100 yards with quality factory ammunition. We’ve shot these rifles, and Bergara’s quality control is genuine—you won’t get a lemon.

How does the 300 Win Mag compare to the 6.5 Creedmoor or .308 in the B-14 Hunter?

The 300 Win Mag shoots flatter and retains energy further—a significant advantage if you’re hunting elk at distance or want one rifle for both elk and deer. The 6.5 Creedmoor is lighter-recoiling and easier to shoot fast, with excellent ballistics for deer and antelope to 500+ yards. The .308 is the classic all-rounder with less recoil than the magnum. If long-range elk is your target, the 300 Win Mag is the right call. If you shoot a lot or want easier recoil, the 6.5 Creedmoor is the smarter choice.

Can I use Remington 700 triggers and chassis on the B-14 Hunter?

Yes. The B-14 action is built on a Remington 700 footprint, which means it accepts all Remington 700 pattern components. If you want to swap triggers, change stocks, or move the rifle into a precision chassis down the road, the parts ecosystem is open to you. The Bergara Performance Trigger is excellent out of the box—crisp, adjustable, and consistent—but the flexibility is there if you want it.

Is the 3-round magazine a limitation?

The 3-round internal box magazine is standard for magnum calibers in the B-14 Hunter to keep the action compact and the rifle light. For hunting, three rounds is plenty—you’re making one shot count. If you want higher capacity, aftermarket detachable magazine conversions are available for the Remington 700 platform, though most hunters don’t need them.

What ammunition does Bergara recommend for accuracy testing?

Bergara’s sub-MOA guarantee is backed by quality factory ammunition—Federal Premium, Hornady Precision Hunter, or Nosler are good starting points. Hand-loaded ammo tuned to your rifle will often shoot tighter, but factory ammo should deliver on the sub-MOA promise. We can recommend loads based on what you plan to hunt.

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