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Looking at buying a bergara hmr in 308.I haven't decided if I want the b-14 hmr or the premier pro hmr. To any of you guys out there that own one of these. What's your 2 cents. Is the pro worth the extra 400-500? I know it uses the premier action and a different trigger. Apparently the premier action is the one they use on their custom rigs. If you have one what kind of accuracy are you getting? Any pros or cons?
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Get the regular B-14 hunter, take the money you are saving and get some good glass and you will be very happy
It's the hunt, not the kill.
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Get the regular B-14 hunter, take the money you are saving and get some good glass and you will be very happy That's kind of what I was thinking but I dont know anybody that has one and haven't ever even had one in my hands. Lol I would still be money ahead to send the bolt and have it fluted and buy a Timney if I didn't care for the trigger. If I got b-14 over the pro.
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Trigger on the Bergara is superb, no reason to upgrade at all.
Tell me the odds of putting grease on the same pancake? I Know they are there, well ice and house slippers. -Kawi
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Trigger on the Bergara is superb, no reason to upgrade at all. Awesome! Thank you!
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