Bergara Rifles & Barrels

Based in Arrasate (Mondragón) within Spain’s historic Basque Country, Bergara is a firearms manufacturer rooted in a region famous for centuries of elite metalworking. They originally established their reputation as a premier barrel maker, serving as an OEM supplier for major gun brands throughout Europe and the United States. This “barrel-first” philosophy remains the cornerstone of their engineering today. By the time Bergara transitioned into building complete rifles, they possessed a unique competitive edge: they had already mastered the production of the rifle’s most critical component for accuracy.

The result is a brand that sport shooters and hunters consistently recommend to each other, not because of marketing, but because the rifles genuinely perform. Sub-MOA accuracy on production firearms at mid-range prices is a hard thing to argue with, and Bergara has built their entire reputation on delivering exactly that.

Brand Story

The barrel operation grew out of a need. BPI Outdoors, which is owned by Spanish cooperative Dikar, was supplying barrels to muzzleloader brand CVA and found itself dependent on third-party barrel suppliers who couldn’t keep up with demand. The decision to manufacture in-house in Spain changed everything. They recruited Benchrest Hall of Fame barrel maker Ed Shilen to show the team how record-setting custom barrels are produced, investing in state-of-the-art CNC machinery and tight tolerance control from the start.

When the time came to build complete rifles, they hired Dan Hanus, a retired USMC Master Sergeant who had served as Production Chief and Chief Instructor for the US Marines’ Precision Weapons Section at Quantico – the team responsible for building and maintaining M40 series sniper rifles. That combination of Spanish barrel-making expertise and US Marines-grade precision rifle knowledge gave Bergara something most production rifle manufacturers simply don’t have. The B-14 series, built in Spain, brought that approach to a broadly accessible price point and made the brand what it is today.

Product Lineup

Bolt-Action and Hunting Rifles

The B-14 series is the core of the range and covers a wide spread of use cases, from field hunting to long-range work. The B-14 Hunter is a straightforward hunting rifle with a curved trigger designed for a clean, consistent pull. Available with a hinged floor plate or detachable magazine, it handles popular hunting calibers including .308 Win, .300 Win Mag, and .30-06 without fuss. All B-14 rifles carry a sub-1.0 MOA accuracy guarantee using factory match-grade ammunition, which is backed by test-firing before the rifle leaves the factory.

Precision Rifles

The B-14 HMR (Hunting and Match Rifle) is the model that put Bergara on the map for precision-focused shooters. It features a free-floated barrel, an integrated mini-chassis molded into the stock for repeatable bedding, an adjustable cheek riser, and length-of-pull spacers. It runs calibers that matter for precision work: 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Win, .300 Win Mag, and .22-250, among others. For PRS competitors wanting a serious entry point, the B-14 BMP steps things up further with a heavier barrel profile and competition-grade stock.

Rimfire Rifles

The Bergara BMR (Bergara Micro Rifle) is the rimfire bolt-action in the lineup, chambered in .22 LR, .22 WMR, and .17 HMR. It uses a Remington 700-style Bergara Performance trigger, ships with a 30 MOA Picatinny rail, and accepts 5 and 10-round magazines depending on the application. The B-14R takes the rimfire concept further, matching the full-size B-14 ergonomics in .22 LR with a full 700-footprint action that accepts many aftermarket stocks and components. Both models are built for NRL22 and PRS rimfire competition as well as small game work.

Rifle Barrels, Actions, Barreled Actions, Stocks, and Chassis

Bergara Barrels have supplied top-tier manufacturers across Europe and the US for years, and the standalone barrel range carries that same standard into the custom build market. The B-14 action is also available separately, giving builders a proven platform to work from. Barreled actions combine both for gunsmiths or builders who want to spec their own stock or chassis. Stocks range from practical synthetic hunting designs to the carbon fiber monocoque b-14² stock, which provides exceptional rigidity for mountain and ultralight builds. Chassis options cater to precision and competition shooters who want full adjustability.

Why We Stock Bergara

We carry Bergara at No Boring Guns because customer demand for the brand across Europe is consistent and growing. Hunters looking for a reliable bolt-action at a sensible price ask for them. Precision shooters at NRL and PRS level look for them as a stepping stone into serious competition without a four-figure custom rifle bill. We stock a range of models with pricing in €, and because we are a European Bergara dealer, you avoid the import delays and grey-market issues that come with ordering outside the EU. Stock availability varies by model and caliber, so check the current listings or contact us directly if you’re after something specific.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bergara B14 better than the Remington 700?

In most practical comparisons, the B-14 holds up very well against the Remington 700, particularly when it comes to out-of-the-box accuracy. The B-14 carries a sub-1.0 MOA factory guarantee backed by test-firing with match-grade ammunition, while the 700 does not ship with the same guarantee. The B-14 action also uses a 700-compatible footprint, so the aftermarket support is comparable – triggers, stocks, and chassis designed for the 700 will generally fit the B-14 as well.

Are Bergara rifles any good?

Yes, and for specific reasons. Bergara started as a barrel manufacturer supplying major firearms companies across Europe and the US, so the barrels in their complete rifles are built to the same standards as their OEM barrel supply. The brand brought in US Marines precision rifle expertise when they moved into complete rifle production, and that shows in the consistency of their factory-built firearms. For hunters and sport shooters who want reliable sub-MOA performance without paying custom rifle prices, they represent solid value.

What is Bergara’s most accurate rifle?

That depends on the application. For field hunting, the B-14 Ridge Carbon Wilderness is a strong choice, combining sub-MOA accuracy with a lightweight carbon-wrapped barrel suited for backcountry use. For precision and competition work, the B-14 HMR with its integrated mini-chassis and free-floated barrel is consistently the model most recommended in precision rifle communities. The Premier Series sits above the B-14 range and adds an upgraded action and TriggerTech trigger for shooters who want the next step up.

Who makes Bergara rifles?

Bergara rifles are manufactured in Spain, with the B-14 series built at their facility in Arrasate (Mondragon) in the Basque Country – a region with a deep industrial history in precision metalwork and firearms manufacturing. The brand is owned by BPI Outdoors, which is itself owned by Spanish cooperative Dikar. The barrel operation underpins the whole company; Bergara Barrels supply numerous top-tier firearms manufacturers and form the technical foundation of every complete rifle they produce.