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Blaser Jagdwaffen GmbH was founded in 1957 by Horst Blaser in Isny im Allgäu, a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It was then taken over in 1986 by the company’s master gunsmith, Gerhart Blenk. Since its beginning, the company has specialized in high-quality hunting rifles. In 1993, Blaser developed a straight-pull bolt-action hunting rifle, Blaser R93, with which they achieved great success in Europe. By 2016 – when the R93 model was discontinued and replaced by Blaser R8 – they had produced more than 200,000 R93 rifles. In 1997, they merged with Sigarms but remained autonomous in their rifle production, and in 1999 they began distribution of their rifles to the USA.
Blaser has revolutionized the way riflescopes are mounted on rifles by introducing a unique mounting system, called the Blaser Saddle. They were one of the first rifle manufacturing companies that introduced a barrel-mounting system. Most Blaser rifles are made with the same barrel mounting surface with four notches. Today, their rifle products include Blaser R8, combination guns, single-shot rifles, and shotguns. They have also started designing and producing binoculars in 2017, and telescopic and reflex sights in the year after that.
Blaser BD 14 (Bockdrilling) is a break-barrel drilling rifle first introduced in 2014. A Bockdrilling is a rifle that features a shotgun barrel that comes at the top, and two rifle barrels, one beneath the shotgun barrel and one to the side. The side barrel is chambered for smaller calibers and the lower rifle barrel for bigger calibers. Right of the folding latch is the barrel selector, with which the user connects the back trigger with either the shotgun barrel (by pushing the selector up) or the smaller caliber rifle barrel (by pushing the selector down). The front trigger always fires the lower barrel. The rifle features a cocking mechanism, which replaces a standard safety mechanism, since it prevents the rifle from firing if it was not manually cocked by the user using the cocking slide. The rifle is automatically decocked after firing both of its triggers, so it must be cocked again to fire for a third time. As with every multi-barrel rifle, the non-primary barrels have to be regulated to have the same point of impact as the primary barrel at the zeroed distance. However, Blaser made this somewhat easier by equipping the non-primary barrels with screws that the user can turn to adjust the barrels without the help of a professional gunsmith.
Figure 1: Blaser BD 14. Source: https://www.blaser.de/en/products/firearms/combination-guns/bockdrilling-bd14/bockdrilling-bd14/
The large rifle barrel is chambered for the following calibers:
The small rifle barrel is chambered for the following calibers:
The shotgun barrel is chambered for the following gauges:
Blaser BD 14 features a barrel-mounting system where the mounts are mounted directly on the barrel instead of on the receiver. All modern Blaser guns (repeating rifles, break-barrel rifles, combination rifles, express rifles ...) have the same four notches on the barrel. Thus the same mounts fit on all Blaser modern rifles. The only exception here are some red dot sight mounts that are made specifically for R8 or R93 -- these do not fit other Blaser rifles.
Figure 2: Blaser BD 14 receiver
For two-piece mounts to be interchangeable the mounting surfaces of the rifles must match in every dimension except the B dimension which can vary. This is because the distance between the two pieces of the mount is not fixed. Blaser rifles have a special Saddle mount mounting surface, making their mounts interchangeable with most of their rifles. The following rifles have interchangeable mounts:
Blaser R93
Blaser BS 95
Blaser BS 97
Blaser BB 97
Blaser D99
Blaser K95
Blaser R8
Blaser BBF 95
Blaser BBF 97
Blaser S2
The necessary condition for rifles to have one-piece mounts interchangeable is that the mounting surfaces of these rifles match in every dimension. Again, most Blaser rifles feature a special Saddle mount mounting surface, making their mounts interchangeable with most of their rifles. These are the following:
Important to note: once a mount for a Blaser rifle is mounted, it cannot be used on other Blaser rifle barrels – these mounts are designed so that they can only be used with one barrel. This means that you can use multiple optical sights on one Blaser barrel, but you cannot use one optic on multiple Blaser barrels.
We recommend this 100% repeatable, reliable, and high-quality Saddle mount from Blaser.
For those who want to use a Picatinny rail, we recommend the Innomount Blaser Picatinny rail which is both reliable and sturdy.
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