Bergara B14² CIMA CF

Approx. Price: 1789€

The new CIMA CF perfectly embodies the concept of combining a classic, proven rifle platform with the integration of modern, advanced technologies to enhance its performance, durability, and, above all, its lightweight design.

This rifle delivers an impeccable combination of timeless design and contemporary performance: classic lines with modern functionality.

While the industry continues to push for lighter and lighter rifles, few have achieved this without compromising performance and reliability. The CIMA CF changes that reality.

Engineered with cutting-edge materials and patented manufacturing methods, it is built to deliver:

Unwavering precision
Repeatable performance
Outstanding reliability even in the harshest conditions

Combined with the Bergara CURE carbon barrel, every element of the CIMA CF has been developed to minimize weight without sacrificing performance.

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

51cm/20in

101.6 / 40

22-250 Remington

1:9

2.7kg / 6.0lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

101.6 / 40

6.5 Creedmoor

1:8

2.7kg / 5.9lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

101.6 / 40

6.5 PRC

1:8

2.7kg / 5.9lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

101.6 / 40

308 Winchester

1:10

2.6kg / 5.8lbs

5/8-24

56cm/22in

110.5 / 43.5

7mm PRC

1:8

2.8kg / 6.2lbs

5/8-24

56cm/22in

110.5 / 43.5

300 Winchester Magnum

1:10

2.75kg / 6.1lbs

5/8-24

56cm/22in

110.5 / 43.5

300 PRC

1:9

2.75kg / 6.1lbs

5/8-24

Technical data

BrandBergara USA

ModelB14²

SubmodelB14² CIMA CF

Type of firearmRifle

Sub-type of firearmBolt-action

ModalityHunting

Availability Available

Handedness—

Accuracy guranteeSUB-MOA

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)21.5

Barrel Diameter (inches)0.84

ThreadYes

Barrel flutedNo

Muzzle brakeYES

Barrel FinishCarbon fiber

Barrel MaterialCarbon fiber

Barrel Brand—

Type of stockStraight stock

Stock MaterialCarbon fiber

FullstockNO

Stock finishingCarbon

Fire mechanismStriker

Trigger typeSingle-stage

Adjustable trigger1

Removable magazineSi

Open sightsNO

Choke—

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

Bases—

Optics—

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