The Bergara B-14 Cima CF is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .25 Creedmoor with a 20-inch carbon fiber barrel finished in Sniper Gray Cerakote. It is built on a carbon fiber sporter-profile stock and feeds from a magazine rated at 4+1 capacity, making it the lightest rifle in Bergara's B-14 lineup. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Bergara Rifles 
• Model: B-14 
• Series: Cima CF 
• Caliber: .25 Creedmoor 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 4+1 
• Barrel Length: 20" 
• Weight: 6 lbs 
• Finish: Sniper Gray Cerakote 
   

Detailed Features 

• Carbon fiber CURE-process barrel with a CURE-threaded, 5/8x24 muzzle fitted with an Omni muzzle brake 
• Carbon fiber RTM sporter stock with an adjustable length of pull and three 1/4-inch spacers included 
• Spiral-fluted bolt and a Remington 700-style trigger tuned for a light factory pull 
• Hinged floorplate that converts to AICS-compatible magazines via an M5 DBM bottom metal inlet 
• Steel receiver is drilled and tapped, with a two-position safety and no factory-installed sights

Bergara's B-14 line has built a reputation for punching above its price point on accuracy, and the Cima CF continues that trend as one of the lighter options in the lineup. The carbon fiber barrel and stock keep weight down without owners reporting a loss of the accuracy Bergara barrels are known for, though a few note carbon barrels can be pickier about cleaning routines than steel.

For backcountry hunting, the reduced weight is the main draw, and hunters carrying the rifle long distances appreciate not having to compromise on barrel quality to get there. The adjustable length of pull and included spacers are useful for dialing in fit, especially for hunters layering up for cold weather. The .25 Creedmoor chambering itself is newer, so some owners mention having to search a bit more for factory ammunition compared to established Creedmoor cartridges.

On value, the Cima CF costs more than Bergara's standard synthetic-stocked B-14 rifles, but buyers generally see the weight savings as worth the premium for a dedicated mountain or backcountry rifle. The AICS-compatible bottom metal option adds some aftermarket flexibility for those who want to switch magazine types later.