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The Begara B14 excelled in most respects of testing.  It seems like a product improved Remington 700 to me: positive extraction/ejection, smoother, a magazine system that actually works, a perfect bolt handle, better stock system, and it's more accurate.  Oh yeah it's affordable too!

 

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Beats the Remington 700: Begara Bolt Action

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Anonymous

I've been looking at a Savage FCP in .308. Just compared this video to your "Savage Tactical Snipers" video. Tough choice. Adjustable Acutrigger and floating bolt head are great features--consistency is key. Dammit. Stock on this one is great, too, but if I mount my scope low on the Savage I won't need an adjustable comb. I just watched a video of a guy who won the 1 mile milk jug challenge at Utah Long Range Shooters with a Bergara B14 Hunter in .308 and a SWFA 12x fixed power scope--and a 60MOA base. <a href="https://youtu.be/H9n9r3Now7w" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/H9n9r3Now7w</a> Well, thanks for making the choice hard. 🙄

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