The Bergara B14 Crest Carbon is a bolt-action rifle in .22-250 Rem with a 20-inch fluted barrel, 5+1 capacity (AICS compatible magazine), and 6.3 lbs weight. Overall length is 40 inches. The stock is fixed carbon fiber with a Sniper Gray Cerakote finish and carbon fiber accents. The trigger is a Bergara Performance adjustable type. Safety is a two-position thumb type. Twist rate is 1-in-9". 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: Bergara Rifles 
• Model: B14 Crest Carbon 
• Type: Bolt Action Rifle 
• Caliber: .22-250 Rem 
• Barrel Length: 20 inches 
• Overall Length: 40 inches 
• Capacity: 5 + 1 rounds (AICS compatible magazine) 
• Weight: 6.3 lbs (lightweight design) 
• Finish: Sniper Gray Cerakote with Carbon Fiber accents 
• Trigger Type: Bergara Performance Adjustable Trigger 
• Stock Material: Fixed Carbon Fiber Stock 
   

Detailed Features 

• Carbon fiber stock at 6.3 lbs total weight 
• Fluted barrel for heat dissipation and weight reduction 
• Adjustable Bergara Performance trigger 
• Two-position thumb safety 
• 1-in-9" twist rate suited for .22-caliber bullet weights 
• AICS-compatible magazine for broad magazine availability 
   
  The AICS magazine compatibility is a practical choice. It gives owners access to a wide range of aftermarket magazines rather than being locked into a proprietary system. The carbon fiber stock keeps the rifle light relative to its barrel length, which helps when carrying it for varmint hunting over rough terrain.

The Bergara B14 Crest Carbon in .22-250 Rem gets strong reviews from precision and varmint hunting communities. Accuracy is the consistent highlight -- most owners report tight groups, and Bergara's barrel quality is credited alongside the .22-250's naturally flat trajectory for the results.

The carbon fiber construction is well-regarded. Owners appreciate both the weight savings and the stiffness compared to injection-molded synthetic stocks. At 6.3 lbs, the rifle carries comfortably through a full day of walking varmint country.

The adjustable Bergara trigger is frequently mentioned favorably. Most owners are satisfied with the factory pull and find it does not require aftermarket replacement.

Some owners note occasional feeding inconsistencies or minor quality control variation, which appears to be an isolated issue rather than a systemic one. Price is discussed with some buyers finding the Crest Carbon on the high side compared to more conventionally stocked B14 variants, though most conclude the carbon fiber stock justifies the premium over the long term. Overall, the sentiment is positive with specific praise for the rifle's accuracy and the practical advantage of a light, stiff stock for field use.