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I did but it only took .002 without feeling resistance on sk+. I couldn’t tell any difference.Has anyone played around with bolt shims and noticed any discernible improvement?
any tinkering you had to get to get the mags to seat correctly? Can't seem to get mine to lock in fiddling with the adjustable mag catch.Finally received my Bergara B-14R in the MPA chassis with a Vortex Viper 50/6-24. Very happy with the first results on 100 meters. I used SK Long Range Match as amo.
The correct answer is, "If a TT Diamond will fit it, that's enough excuse to put it in."Awesome thanks guys, can this be my excuse to put a diamond in it?
No problems so far. Didn’t change a thing, it works flawless.any tinkering you had to get to get the mags to seat correctly? Can't seem to get mine to lock in fiddling with the adjustable mag catch.
Do you happen to have a weight on that rig? I have been thinking about a CF barreled/Neo chassis rig for my wife.Here are some of my cherry picked 5 round groups with SK Rifle Match at 50 yards from my first outing with my new B14R CF. The one on the left that is low was the first one after getting getting a rough zero using CCI. I have mine mounted in a Grayboe Neo chassis.
10 lb, 11 oz without the mag. I'm having failure to feed issues with the Neo chassis. It usually starts happening around the 8th round.Do you happen to have a weight on that rig? I have been thinking about a CF barreled/Neo chassis rig for my wife.
And since everyone else is posting photos of their B14r. Forgive the hatchet job on the foam, that was my first time messing with Kaizen.
@Jackjam - I'm curious about where you found a BMP chassis to put on the B14 R.
My b14 r just broke a firing pen. Very disappointed.Curious how many broken firing pins have occurred. I just bought one of these and am really pleased so far but want to have spare parts on hand in case I break something.
You're kidding right?My b14 r just broke a firing pen. Very disappointed.
You're kidding right?
I'm willing to take that disappointment of a rifle out of your hands for $600 if its' all original (not modified).
Nope... dead serious. I thought you're trying to be funny.....I assume you are trying to be funny?
If you don’t have anything helpful to say. Then your just trolling me. People like you are ruining this site. I am done.Nope... dead serious. I thought you're trying to be funny.....
I'm just trying to help, so you don't have to call Bergara and get that new FREE firing pin in the mail...
Do you see a problem that a “trainer” cannot be dry fired? Have dry fired my CZ452 over and over for 25 years. I may sell the b-14, but not for the insulting price offered.I don't think he is trolling you. I would take a second one in a heartbeat. If you have dry fired it at all, you will potentially break the firing pin.
NO insults mend !!! If you would read this forum information on your B14r you would have noticed that it is strongly suggested by knowledgeable members to use a dry wall anker (plastic) as a precaution. I do not have the size / part # here with me.Do
Do you see a problem that a “trainer” cannot be dry fired? Have dry fired my CZ452 over and over for 25 years. I may sell the b-14, but not for the insulting price offered.
Been shooting and dry firing 22s for 50 years. First one to brake.There are exceptions but the general rule of thumb is that you shouldn't dry fire a .22 without a snap cap. Bergara will take care of you though I'm sure and help get your rifle back up and running.
I would agree it would have been nice to be part of the design but it isn't. I asked Bergara and they said don't do it. But now that you have a broken pin, can you use it to dry fire and install the new one to go shoot?Do
Do you see a problem that a “trainer” cannot be dry fired? Have dry fired my CZ452 over and over for 25 years. I may sell the b-14, but not for the insulting price offered.
Been shooting and dry firing 22s for 50 years. First one to brake.
I think it will be traded for a more robust design.I would agree it would have been nice to be part of the design but it isn't. I asked Bergara and they said don't do it. But now that you have a broken pin, can you use it to dry fire and install the new one to go shoot?
Took to long to type my reply out but pretty much the same thing.The more common issue with dry firing a 22RF firearm used to be peening the edge of the chamber, which interferes with both feeding & extraction when it gets bad enough. But even designs which have a short enough firing pin to avoid peening can still have issues with the pin breaking - a lot depends on how good the steel the pin is made from. As an example - the original firing pins in U.S. Army M261 22RF conversion kits broke with some regularity, but Frank White at Compass Lake Engineering started making spare pins from S7 tool steel, and I haven't had one of these break, nor have I heard of anyone else having any breakage. Point being - perhaps Bergara should step up and change the alloy they're using for their firing pins?
Five fiddy.If you don’t have anything helpful to say. Then your just trolling me. People like you are ruining this site. I am done.