Barrel Break In (Bergara B-14, .308)

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  • Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
  • Part 3 of Bergara B-14 series. This is the barrel break-in procedure for this rifle. This rifle is in .308. 24 shots were used to break in the barrel and start load development. Please subscribe and hit the like button.

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  • @gerardcorreale7760
    @gerardcorreale7760 Місяць тому

    its been my experiance that after u dial in ur rifle when u clean it groups wont be the same close but different. i dial mine in clean it then reshoot and leave it till deer seasons over then recheck before nxt season. remington does great video on this. and even says after dialing in clean it reshoot and leave it. always wrks for me

  • @larrysayers1377
    @larrysayers1377 Рік тому +2

    I’ve had about 85 or so rifles in the last 50yrs of shooting and hunting. I have never noticed a difference in accuracy by following a recommended break in routine or just shooting and cleaning after several shots. But I have never overheated a barrel. I always bring 2-3 guns and ensure there is a substantial (15mins or so) of cooling between 3 shots.

    • @FishingSniper1
      @FishingSniper1 Рік тому +1

      Thanks for the comment and watching! I tend to think that if we respect the equipment it will treat us well. Mine has been shooting great, just like yours. Proper care and maintenance is def key as you know! Thanks

  • @bigjimmy6690
    @bigjimmy6690 Рік тому +3

    Like you I'm not sure the break-in is completely needed but I did it as Bergara suggested and have no regrets. Mine is also 308 and it will shoot one hole 5 shot groups with 155 grain Sierra Palma Match hand loads. Also, you should use a bore guide.

    • @FishingSniper1
      @FishingSniper1 Рік тому

      Thanks for watching and for the comment! I use a Teflon coated rod. No real need for a bore guide in my opinion. If the break in is debatable, using a bore guide is too. With a Teflon rod and soft bristle brush, all is good!

    • @timothym2241
      @timothym2241 8 місяців тому

      What is your load with those 155 smk bullets?

    • @bigjimmy6690
      @bigjimmy6690 8 місяців тому

      Lapua brass, CCI large rifle primers, Vihtavuori N135, OAL 2.82@@timothym2241

    • @alloutdoorreview9126
      @alloutdoorreview9126  6 місяців тому

      @@timothym2241 Lapua brass, Federal Match Primer, IMR 4895 powder, sizing to fit, and powder charging is tweaked for your rifle. Was thinking about getting a tuner at some point. Thanks.

  • @wildman166
    @wildman166 Рік тому

    Thank you for the video , I would suggest using a bore guide when cleaning . Have a great day .

  • @Mex_the_Fox
    @Mex_the_Fox Рік тому

    Clean Rifle, shoot rifle 🤗

  • @250smacks
    @250smacks Рік тому

    I’m going to shoot my bergara tomorrow in 22-250. Sight it in with nosler 55gr strike tip then start my handload ladder test . 2 types of pills, 53 gr vmax and 55gr blitz kings. Lapua brass. 5 of each at 34, 35,and 36 grain of varget. Whatever shoots best I’m going with. Then I make some more then zero the flir and then start stacking pasture poodles. I’m out of time for major load development given this late in the year. It’s time to hunt!

    • @FishingSniper1
      @FishingSniper1 Рік тому +1

      Sounds reasonable! I have an older rem700 in 22-250. It loves Hornady vmax 50 grain. Great round! Very flat, no recoil, great repeatability! Enjoy and good luck out there!

  • @martinward7935
    @martinward7935 Рік тому +1

    Your patches were way too loose

  • @TNBikers63
    @TNBikers63 10 місяців тому

    How has the rifle treated you so far?

    • @alloutdoorreview9126
      @alloutdoorreview9126  6 місяців тому +1

      Been a great shooter so far. From a factory stock grade rifle shooting 1/4" at 200 yards, can't really complain. A bit heavy for dragging around the trails hunting...

  • @mopardoctor9966
    @mopardoctor9966 2 роки тому +3

    Use a bore guide

    • @alloutdoorreview9126
      @alloutdoorreview9126  2 роки тому +1

      No real need. I'm using a Teflon coated rod and a plastic tip. Right now with this first set of rounds and this grouping I would say its shooting fine for what it is! Thanks for the info. Enjoy!