Description
The Bergara B-14 Sierra Wilderness .300 Win Mag 22in Cerakote is a purpose-built bolt-action rifle for shooters who demand precision at distance in a lightweight, field-ready package. Chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, it pairs a 22-inch No. 5 fluted barrel with a Sniper Gray Cerakote finish and a synthetic wilderness camo stock. The action is drilled and tapped for optics, the barrel is threaded for muzzle devices, and it ships with an Omni muzzle brake. This rifle is built for backcountry hunting and long-range work, delivering consistent sub-MOA accuracy straight from the box.
| Manufacturer | Bergara |
|---|---|
| Model | B-14 Sierra Wilderness |
| Material | Steel receiver, fluted barrel, synthetic stock |
| Compatibility | .300 Winchester Magnum |
| Finish | Sniper Gray Cerakote (barrel and action) |
| Weight | Approx. 8.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- No. 5 Fluted Barrel – WHY IT MATTERS: The heavy fluted profile sheds heat faster than a standard contour, letting you fire multiple strings without point-of-impact shift. That’s critical when you’re dialing in drops at 600+ yards.
- Adjustable Cheek Comb – WHY IT MATTERS: A proper cheek weld means consistent eye-to-scope alignment, which directly translates to repeatable shot placement. No more fighting a stock that doesn’t fit your face.
- Sniper Gray Cerakote Finish – WHY IT MATTERS: This isn’t just cosmetic. Cerakote resists corrosion, scratches, and reflection in the field. The matte finish won’t spook game or glint in the sun during a competition stage.
- Omni Muzzle Brake Included – WHY IT MATTERS: .300 Win Mag recoil can beat you up over a match or a long hike. The Omni brake cuts felt recoil significantly, keeping you on target for fast follow-ups and reducing fatigue.
- Drilled and Tapped Action – WHY IT MATTERS: You can mount any standard scope base without gunsmithing. That means less downtime and more time behind the glass.
Who It’s For
This rifle is built for the hunter who also shoots precision matches—or the precision shooter who hunts. If you’re dragging a rifle up a mountain for an elk hunt and want the same gun you use for PRS-style field courses, the Sierra Wilderness fits. The .300 Win Mag gives you the reach to stretch out past 1,000 yards, while the 22-inch barrel keeps the overall length manageable in thick cover.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Sub-MOA guarantee out of the box. Bergara barrels are button-rifled and hand-lapped, and it shows on paper.
- Pro: The adjustable cheek comb is a rare feature at this price point. Most sub-$1k stocks require aftermarket parts to get a proper cheek weld.
- Con: The stock is a synthetic Sporter profile—it’s not as rigid as a full aluminum chassis. If you’re shooting off barricades in heavy wind, you might notice more flex than a chassis system.
- Con: At 8.2 lbs, it’s not ultralight for backpacking. You’ll feel the weight after 10 miles, but the trade-off is a barrel that holds zero under heat.
Comparison: Bergara B-14 Sierra Wilderness vs. Geissele vs. Timney
| Feature | Bergara B-14 Sierra Wilderness .300 Win Mag | Geissele Super 700 (Action Only) | Timney Triggers (Drop-in for Rem 700) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 22 in, fluted, threaded | N/A (action only) | N/A (trigger only) |
| Stock | Synthetic Sporter with adjustable comb | N/A (requires aftermarket stock) | N/A (requires aftermarket stock) |
| Trigger | Bergara Performance Trigger (approx. 3-4 lbs) | Geissele Super 700 (approx. 1.5-2.5 lbs) | Timney Calvin Elite (approx. 1-4 lbs adjustable) |
| Finish | Sniper Gray Cerakote | Black nitride (action only) | Black oxide or stainless |
| Price Point | $999.99 (complete rifle) | $400+ (action only) | $150+ (trigger only) |
| Best For | Ready-to-run hunting/precision hybrid | Custom builds with aftermarket stocks | Trigger upgrade on existing Rem 700 builds |
Bottom line: The Bergara gives you a complete rifle with a factory-barreled action that’s proven accurate. Geissele and Timney offer premium components, but you’ll spend more overall to build a comparable rifle. If you want a turnkey .300 Win Mag that doesn’t compromise on accuracy, the Sierra Wilderness is the smarter buy.
FAQ
Is the Bergara B-14 Sierra Wilderness compatible with standard Remington 700 scope bases?
Yes, the action is drilled and tapped to the Remington 700 footprint. You can mount any standard Rem 700 two-piece or one-piece base without modification.
What muzzle device thread pitch does the barrel use?
The barrel is threaded 5/8×24, which is standard for .30-caliber rifles. The included Omni muzzle brake fits that thread, and you can swap in any 5/8×24 suppressor or brake.
Does the stock have a bottom metal for detachable magazines?
No, the factory stock uses a hinged floorplate with a blind magazine. You can upgrade to aftermarket bottom metal for AICS magazines if you prefer, but it’s not required out of the box.
Is the barrel free-floated?
Yes, the barrel is free-floated along its entire length. According to Bergara specs, this ensures consistent accuracy by preventing stock contact that could shift point of impact.
Why Buy From Us
- ✅ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states) – FFL required for rifle transfer
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- ✅ 30-day returns on new, unused items
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Last updated: April 2026
According to industry data, Bergara has captured over 15% of the US bolt-action rifle market in the precision and hunting segment since 2020, driven by consistent sub-MOA factory barrels.
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