They produce great barrels for several manufactures.

Yes I have.a lot too., mostly in the last couple of years.

Never heard of Bergara myself until 2020. I bought one a couple months later, the 300WM version of the B14 HMR. Beautiful rifle.

Hundreds of those reviews if not a thousand all over the internet.

sk rifle match ammo is quite spiteful, at times. going for super grouping then a random flyer :(

You foundd a CZ457 for $199.99!!! That’s an insane deal Where I want one of those Based on the B14R can be found for $899.99 which is what I paid at local shop off the shelf no haggling and if you found a CZ varmint for $700 cheaper that is for sure such a great deal I want one

@@captainamer71 I would say wayne is in Australia our prices are say $2000 for the tested rifle & the cz sells for around $1200 to $1300 cheers

The “pricey” comments crack me up considering the only other Rem700 based actions are over $1000 more expensive. This is the value offering. Although I wish CZ would make a 700 to compete with this as well.

Picked up the carbon version about 3 weeks ago and mine groups really well at 100 yd’s with Eley Match. For closer range SK Rifle Match work well.

Well great thing is it’s Rem700 footprint, so you can put it in any chassis you want. You can also buy just the barreled action if that’s your plan. The only other options for a Rem700 are over $1000 more expensive.

Ruger precision is not in the same league, you get what you pay for. I have the Ruger Precision, Tikka tx1 and a CZ 475 and the latter 2 are vastly superior, no competition

i had a Lithgow with laminate stock a while back. accuracy wise about the same IMHO

yep

I’m with the same decision now. Which one did you choose?

I got myself a CZ but it was mainly a budget decision, I have seen B14 going up ridiculously, at the moment it is 1.5x the price of CZ. I shot 500+ rounds through it, changed factory trigger spring to a lighter one. Supper happy with my choice the gun preforms outstandingly, at 50m it shoots the same hole over and over. It is heavy, well build. Had one issue of discolouring stock, sent it over to CZ, got a new one which already shows some discoloration. I would say the costing is faulty, I assume this is why they no longer sell gray but only black stocks. Strongly recommend as a firearm, one small negative it the gray stock discoloration. Get yourself a black stock.

@@LosDaniellosB Thank you for the detailed reply. I have a Sako TRG 21 in .308 myself and am looking for an accurate .22 rifle that I can shoot nicely indoor at 100 yards. I have to admit that I am torn on whether to buy a CZ 457 LPR or the B14R. The B14R is about 33% more expensive in Germany, but still within my budget. Availability is currently a problem here in Europe, as the Ukrainians buy all the weapons and ammunition they can get. Fortunately both are available, the CZ also in black. I just want the rifle of the two that shoots best at 50 yards and 100 yards.

@@mamu679 I wanted to buy B14 as a trainer to later buy B14 BMR or HMR in 308, same platform. At the end I bought CZ ans Howa 1500 Oryx in 223 ;) Both CZ and B14 perform superbly, look for other channels Cyclop has a Bergara, Pursuit of Accuracy has a CZ. Both doing great. My last advice would be to look what other people around you shoot. Poland being close to Czech Republic is flooded with CZs. If something breaks there are people who can fix it, parts are more available. Not sure about Bergara. 33% proce difference is a lot, you can buy yourself a ton of different ammo and test which shoots the best, by the way my CZ likes SK Rifle Match or SK Long Range Match

​​@@LosDaniellosB The only thing about the CZ i'm disappointed at are the Magazines. So Small and Tiny, it looks terrible. Bergara is the real deal here

7:36 "cleavers" will be Cleaver firearms, northside of Brisbane.

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Which one did you choose?

@@mamu679 answered on my other comment

@@mamu679 CZ

@@LosDaniellosB thanks, I already bought it

It is a PRS TRAINER That is the reason it doesn’t use the standard tiny flimsy plastic mag the others use. And the CZ457MTR is some 1970’s looking wood stock non adjustable stock made by the Keebler elves

@@captainamer71 2 comments I've seen so far on this video. Both times your a dick. Does it make you feel good about yourself?

@@archerpaintball6822 pointing out obvious facts made you triggered?

457 all the way

Why’s that? I have Manners CZ 455. Was looking at these. Just wondering your thoughts? Cheers

Not a bad choice. for the price.

I'll keep my Bergara. You can spend the extra $$$ to change out your CZ 457 barrel to get the same accuracy as my B-14.

@@tun0fun I look at it for what it is not what it's trying to be.

@@tun0fun I'd never recommend using a .22lr PRS training rifle as a substitute for the real thing. You'd get more out of dry firing the centerfire rifle then you do shooting rimfire. The only thing you could learn from a training rifle is proper shooting techniques in terms of grip, cheek weld, and body positions. But these are all things that can be done with the centerfire anyway. all the .22 will do is give you a false sense of trigger break, bolt lift and throw. It teaches you nothing about how your bullet will react in adverse conditions or long distant shots where your improper shooting techniques are amplified.

@@Aaron-mn8gw Yup. That’s why none of the pro PRS shooters use .22lr and .223 training rifles. Oh wait, they all do.

@@sethrich5998 You contacted each of them to find out did you? lol Get a life! I don't care if sponsored "pros" shoot training rifles. It'll be little help to them when they go to shoot their center fire rifles. I'll tell you what tho... When my buddies from the sniper cell start shoot training .22s I'll change my mind on using them as a substitute. But until then they're better off to be used as accurate and expensive target .22s.

@@Aaron-mn8gw your 100% backwards here! Its laughable!

until you try and compare the Vudoo or better still the bighorn rimx

It's meant to mimic the weight and feel of the 308 AICS mag so you can practice.

Yeah that does not really apply to a 22lr. 16 inches is about all the burn you will get with a 22.

@@religionispoison6838 I used to shoot target pistols a High Standard .22 with a 5 inch bull barrel & with the push of a button I could put a 15 inch Vickers target barrel on it . I ALSO OWN A 10/ 22 & a 1970s STERLING .22 with a 24 inch barrel . there is a big difference in speed out of a 5 inch barrel & up to a 24 inch barrel .

@@religionispoison6838 why is it that Anschutz make there .22 & .22mag with a 23 inch barrels . I think Anschutz just mite just know how to make Olympic winning barrels /they don't make them with 18 inch barrels /they are there to win

@@tun0fun go tell that to Anschutz .. tell me why my Ruger 10/22 WITH A 4 X 9 BUSHNELL & 17 1/2 barrel has a much bigger bullet drop at 100yards than my 1970s Sterling 22 with same Bushnell but 4 X 12, the ONLY PEOPLE I HEAR talking BS about all powder burnt in .22 in 16 1/2 inches is firearm dealers ,trying to sell you shot barrels . same with high powered rifles ,

@@davidorpwood8433 it depends on whether or not you are wanting to use sub or super sonic ammunition. Shorter barrel for sub, longer for super...