Video: Bergara B-14 Wilderness Ridge

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posted on January 19, 2023
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The first thing one likely notices about the Bergara B-14 Wilderness Ridge rifle is its free-floated, number five taper, 4140 chromoly steel, carbon-fiber wrapped barrel finished in sniper grey Cerakote. A fluted bolt charges the B14 action and beneath, a synthetic stock features a soft-touch finish with hand-painted camouflage. All these features bring the gun in at right around 7.2-pounds, but perhaps more surprisingly, starting MSRP hovers at just $1099. For more information on this backcountry hunter, currently available in seven chamberings, check out bergara.online.us.

Bergara B14 Wilderness Ridge with mountains in background

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