The Bergara B-14 Wilderness HMR is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 25 Creedmoor, built on Bergara's B-14 action. The 24-inch, No. 6 taper barrel is Chrome Moly steel with a Sniper Gray Cerakote finish and a threaded 5/8x24 muzzle wearing a Bergara Omni brake. The HMR stock wraps a mini-chassis inside its synthetic shell for repeatable bedding, with an adjustable cheekpiece and length-of-pull spacers. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Bergara 
• Model: B-14 Wilderness HMR 
• Caliber: 25 Creedmoor 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 5+1 
• Barrel Length: 24" 
• Barrel Material: Chrome Moly Steel 
• Finish: Sniper Gray Cerakote 
• Weight: 9.70 lbs 
• Trigger: Bergara Performance 
   

Detailed Features 

• The mini-chassis inside the HMR stock, plus the adjustable cheekpiece and length-of-pull spacers, let a shooter set a repeatable fit. 
• A detachable AICS-style magazine feeds 5+1 rounds and swaps out quickly. 
• The threaded 5/8x24 muzzle carries a Bergara Omni brake. 
• The receiver is drilled and tapped for Remington 700 pattern bases, and QD flush cups on the stock take a sling. 
• A two-position safety and Bergara's user-adjustable Performance trigger complete the control layout.

Owners of the B-14 Wilderness HMR consistently point to the accuracy of Bergara's B-14 action as the reason they bought into the platform. The chrome moly barrel and Sniper Gray finish hold up well against field wear, and the heavy contour keeps groups consistent as the barrel warms up. A few owners mention the rifle carries more heft than a traditional sporter-weight hunting rifle, which is the tradeoff for that stiffness.

In the field, the adjustable cheekpiece and length-of-pull spacers on the HMR stock get real use, since most owners dial the fit in once and leave it. The Omni muzzle brake earns mixed reviews: it tames recoil noticeably but adds muzzle blast that some hunters find unwelcome on a rifle meant for stalking game. The mini-chassis bedding is generally credited with keeping zero solid across range trips.

On value, the Wilderness HMR sits above Bergara's base B-14 models, and owners weigh that against getting a chassis-style stock and a proven action without stepping up to a full custom build. The Remington 700 footprint on the action means aftermarket triggers, stocks, and bottom metal are easy to source for owners who want to modify it further.