Bergara B14 HMR with WOOX Furiosa Stock & AGM Thermal Optic
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Why this custom build? To merge long-range precision with cutting-edge thermal technology, ideal for night-time varmint control and hunting. Key components? A Bergara B14 HMR bolt-action platform, paired with a WOOX Furiosa stock and an AGM Rattler thermal optic. Who is it for? Serious hunters and outdoorsmen who demand accuracy, visibility, and premium feel. What does it offer? Enhanced ergonomics, target acquisition in total darkness, and rugged elegance in a precision rifle setup.
The Vision Behind the Build
Some builds start with necessity, others with a dream. This one began with both. The Bergara B14 HMR is known for its out-of-the-box accuracy, but the goal here was to take that potential further—combining precision shooting with modern, night-hunting capability.
The inspiration was clear: create a platform that could perform in low-light or no-light conditions without sacrificing balance, comfort, or control. The result is a rifle that’s not only field-ready—it’s future-ready.
Core Components and Technical Specs
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Rifle | Bergara B14 HMR (Hunting and Match Rifle) in 6.5 Creedmoor |
| Chassis | WOOX Furiosa Stock – aluminum core with American walnut body |
| Optic | AGM Rattler TS25-384 – compact thermal scope for night vision |
| Barrel | 22" threaded barrel for suppressor or brake compatibility |
| Action | Remington 700-style short action |
| Weight | Approx. 10.5 lbs with optic and stock installed |
The WOOX Furiosa brings the best of both worlds: traditional craftsmanship and modern engineering. Its full-length aluminum chassis provides rigid stability for the action and barrel, while the American walnut shell offers warmth, grip, and unmistakable style.
The AGM Rattler thermal optic mounts seamlessly to the rifle, delivering real-time thermal imaging through a 384x288 sensor—perfect for spotting hogs, coyotes, or intruders even in complete darkness.
Field Performance and Practical Use
On the range and in the field, this build delivers. The Furiosa stock improves shot-to-shot consistency with its rock-solid bedding and customizable ergonomics. Adjustable cheek riser and length-of-pull spacers allow the shooter to dial in the perfect fit, essential when working with optics like the Rattler.
The Bergara barrel’s sub-MOA precision pairs beautifully with the Furiosa’s stability, producing tight groups even at extended ranges. In nighttime settings, the AGM Rattler shows its worth—target identification is fast and accurate, even through dense brush or thermal camouflage.
Whether you're scanning tree lines at dusk or tracking movement in total darkness, this rifle inspires confidence. It’s not just about hitting your mark—it’s about owning the entire encounter.
Combining the Bergara B14 HMR with the WOOX Furiosa and AGM Rattler creates a refined yet rugged system that’s ideal for high-stakes hunts and demanding conditions.
This build is for shooters who want more than performance—they want presence. And with this setup, they get both.
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