BMR vrs B-14R

The b14r is a true Remington 700 clone that uses aics pattern magazines.

The BMR is is a mini action and uses smaller magazines.

I do believe the bmr uses any Remington 700 aftermarket triggers though.

2 different actions

button125 said:

Howdy all in my never ending search for a new favorite 22 now Bergara shows 2 different 22 bolt actions,
Can some one explain the differences between the B-14R barreled action for $780
or the Hole BMR Rifle for $650 what am I missing ?? thought the stock was only difference ?? THANKS

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The B14R is a Remington 700 40X clone, the full gun comes with fully adjustable stock at around $1000. I have 2 B14R myself. The BMR is a lighter action and stock, both guns take a 700 after market triggers. Get the steel version in either one. The carbon is a tube over a thin barrel.

thanks for yalls input all things being equal the B-14r should have the edge accuracy wise ?? and why, thanks again for the input.

Also you can find BMR’s priced at $450

And still....... It's day and night between the 2 but do like them both. Depends on what you want to the rifle to do will dictate which to get first but you will eventually end up getting both.

button125 said:

thanks for yalls input all things being equal the B-14r should have the edge accuracy wise ?? and why, thanks again for the input.

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I think the difference is more about the form factor than accuracy, but I only own the BMR so someone with both can answer that question. As 22 Wanderer said, it depends on what you want it for. In my case I wanted to try a really light but accurate rifle, so I chose the BMR. If I was looking for a trainer that felt like my center fire rifles I would buy the B-14.

I use my B14r for PRS while the BMR's for hunting and through the woods target shooting. No way would I take my B14r in the woods carrying as 14lbs is not ideal. They are not overly expensive so get both of them.

button125 said:

thanks for yalls input all things being equal the B-14r should have the edge accuracy wise ?? and why, thanks again for the input.

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Accuracy edge will definitely be the B14r being much heavier over the BMR. Why?? Reason being a heavier rifle will have more stability.

My b14R is sub Moa all day long with SK rifle match

ataylor419 said:

My b14R is sub Moa all day long with SK rifle match

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@ 50 yards or 100 yards?

The last time I was out shooting the B14r I can consistently put 10rds @100 yard. Bergara make great rifles for less money.

I owned a BMR and currently own a B14r, both steel versions. I've been pleased with accuracy out of both. I like the weight of the b14r shooting on the bench. My pickup truck analogy:
BMR = ranger
B14r= F350