Bergara PREMIER CIMA PRO
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The CIMA PRO represents the pinnacle of Bergara's pursuit of precision, innovation and craftsmanship. It is not simply a rifle, but the culmination of decades of barrel manufacturing experience and firearms design, taken further through the use of the most advanced technologies and materials available. Made in Spain to the highest Premier series standards.
Firearm configuration
Technical data
BrandBergara USA
ModelPREMIER
SubmodelPREMIER CIMA PRO
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 magazineNo
Open sightsNO
Choke—
Type of choke—
Number of chokes—
BasesCarril 20 MOAs
Optics—
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