Video: Bergara Wilderness Series Rifles

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posted on January 22, 2020

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Bergara unveils its Wilderness Series of rifles at SHOT Show 2020's media day. Utilizing the B14 platform, the Wilderness Series has an adjustable cheek riser, length of pull and trigger, with an omni-directional muzzle brake to calm recoil. For more on these magazine-fed hunting rifles, which will carry an MSRP of around $1200, check out the video above. bergarausa.com

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