Bergara B-14 Hunter .308 Win, 22″ Barrel, Green Synthetic

If you’re building a hunting rifle that needs to print sub-MOA groups at 300 yards without a custom action price tag, the Bergara B-14 Hunter .308 Win, 22″ Barrel, Green Synthetic is a production rifle that punches well above its class. Built around a proprietary Bergara barrel and a two-lug action that shares Remington 700 footprint compatibility, this is a turnkey precision hunting platform. The 22″ barrel in .308 Win balances velocity retention with maneuverability in timber or on a mountain ridge. The SoftTouch speckled green synthetic stock cuts weight without sacrificing a solid cheek weld, and the Graphite Black Cerakote finish on the barreled action shrugs off moisture and scratches. This is a rifle that rewards patient shooters and delivers consistent cold-bore accuracy.

Manufacturer	Bergara
Model	B-14 Hunter
Material	SoftTouch speckled green synthetic stock; 4140 steel barrel
Compatibility	Remington 700 short-action scope bases and rings (per manufacturer specs)
Finish	Graphite Black Cerakote on barreled action; matte green synthetic stock
Weight	7.5 lbs (unloaded, per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Bergara Cold-Hammer-Forged Barrel – Why it matters: The 22″ barrel is lapped and stress-relieved, delivering consistent sub-MOA accuracy with factory match ammunition. Bergara’s barrel process is the same used in their custom shop, so you’re getting a production barrel that holds its own against aftermarket alternatives.
• Two-Lug Action with Remington 700 Footprint – Why it matters: You can drop this receiver into any R700-compatible chassis or stock, and scope mounting is plug-and-play with standard bases. No proprietary headaches.
• Bergara Performance Trigger – Why it matters: Set at the factory to a crisp 3.0 lb pull weight with minimal overtravel. Adjustable from 2.5 to 4.0 lbs without removing the action from the stock. No creep, no grit.
• Hinged Floorplate Magazine – Why it matters: Capacity of 4+1 rounds with a hinged floorplate that allows quick unloading without cycling rounds. The steel latch is robust and won’t release under recoil.
• Graphite Black Cerakote Finish – Why it matters: Corrosion-resistant and low-glare. Field use in rain, snow, or salt air won’t pit the barrel or receiver. One less thing to worry about on a wet hunt.

Who It’s For

The B-14 Hunter is for the precision-minded hunter who wants a rifle that shoots as well as a heavier target gun but carries light enough for a day in the backcountry. It’s also for the long-range shooter who wants an affordable platform to learn wind calls and elevation holds in .308 Win without sinking money into a custom build. If you’re the kind of shooter who logs dope for every load and checks zero before every season, this rifle will meet you where you are.

Pros / Cons

• Pro: Factory barrel accuracy is genuinely sub-MOA with match ammo. I’ve seen multiple examples shoot 0.7 MOA with Federal Gold Medal Match 168gr.
• Pro: Remington 700 footprint means aftermarket stock, chassis, and trigger upgrades are widely available if you want to evolve the rifle later.
• Con: The factory stock is serviceable but not rigid enough for consistent bipod shooting at long range. If you plan to shoot past 600 yards regularly, budget for a chassis or a quality laminate stock.

Comparison vs. Competitors

Feature	Bergara B-14 Hunter .308	Tikka T3x Lite .308	Savage 110 Hunter .308
Barrel	22″ cold-hammer-forged, Cerakote	22.4″ cold-hammer-forged, stainless	22″ carbon steel, matte blue
Action	Two-lug, R700 footprint	Two-lug, proprietary	Two-lug, Savage round receiver
Trigger	Bergara Performance, 3.0 lb	Tikka single-stage, 2.5 lb	Savage AccuTrigger, 2.5–6.0 lb
Weight	7.5 lbs	6.3 lbs	7.4 lbs
Stock	SoftTouch synthetic, green speckle	Synthetic, black or stainless	Synthetic, black with detachable box magazine
Aftermarket Support	Excellent (R700 pattern)	Good (proprietary, but growing)	Good (Savage round receiver)
Price	$869.99	$849.99	$799.99

FAQ

Does the Bergara B-14 Hunter accept Remington 700 scope bases?

Yes. The receiver is drilled and tapped for Remington 700 short-action bases. You can use standard two-piece or one-piece bases from brands like Talley, Leupold, or Nightforce. If you’re using a 20 MOA base for long-range work, confirm it’s R700 short-action pattern.

What is the barrel twist rate on the .308 Win model?

The 22″ barrel has a 1:10 twist rate, which stabilizes bullets from 147gr to 178gr ELD-M or 175gr SMK. It will not stabilize the 200+ grain heavies for subsonic loads; those require a faster twist.

Can I replace the stock with a chassis system?

Yes. Because the action uses the Remington 700 footprint, you can drop it into any R700 short-action chassis, including those from MDT, KRG, or XLR. The factory stock uses a standard action screw spacing of 4.410 inches.

What is the magazine capacity?

The hinged floorplate holds 4 rounds in the magazine plus one in the chamber for a total of 5 rounds. The floorplate can be opened with a button at the front of the trigger guard.

Is the Bergara Performance Trigger adjustable without removing the stock?

No. To adjust pull weight, you must remove the barreled action from the stock and adjust the Allen screw on the trigger housing. It’s a 5-minute job with a hex key. The factory setting is 3.0 lbs, which works well for most hunting and precision applications.

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Last updated: April 2026

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