BERGARA MAGAZINE AICS 308/6.5CM 3RD

Description

Bergara’s B-14 AICS-pattern magazine is built for precision rifle shooters who run chassis or folding-stock systems designed around the AICS footprint — a standard common enough that most serious long-range platforms are engineered to accept it. Rather than adapting a factory flush-fit mag to a chassis with a converted feed tower, this magazine drops directly into AICS-compatible stocks and chassis without modification, keeping the feed geometry exactly what the system was designed around.

A three-round capacity is a deliberate choice for competition and hunting contexts where a low-profile, snag-free fit under the action matters more than a full-capacity stack. The magazine sits flush or near-flush in most chassis, which reduces interference when the rifle is rested on a bag or bipod — a meaningful consideration when every shot has to break the same way.

Chambered for 6.5mm Creedmoor, this magazine handles the cartridge’s longer overall length and the rebated rim geometry that trips up magazines not engineered specifically for it. Reliable feeding in 6.5 Creedmoor is not automatic — the shoulder position and seating depth common to match-grade loads can cause issues in magazines built to looser tolerances or designed primarily around shorter cartridges. Bergara specs this magazine as a direct fit for their B-14 series rifles, which removes the guesswork for shooters already running that platform and gives them a known-good solution from the same manufacturer.

For anyone building out a precision chassis rifle or adding a spare to an existing B-14 setup, this magazine keeps the feed system consistent with the rest of the platform rather than introducing a variable.