Bergara B-14 Ridge B14S521 | .308 Win | 20″ Threaded

The Bergara B-14 Wilderness Ridge B14S521 is a bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .308 Win with a 20″ threaded barrel finished in Sniper Grey Cerakote and fitted to a SoftTouch woodland camouflage synthetic stock. It features Bergara’s B-14 action, a Bergara Performance Trigger, an omnidirectional multi-ported Omni muzzle brake, and is factory drilled and tapped for Remington 700 style rings and bases. For a capable optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this platform consider a 3–15×44 or 4–16×50 tactical scope such as the Vortex Viper PST series, which balances magnification range and clarity for field and precision use.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .308 Win (7.62×51 NATO).
• The barrel measures 20 inches and is threaded for accessories.
• The rate of twist is 1:10″ for stabilized bullet performance.
• The action is a Bolt Action using Bergara’s B-14 design.
• The thread pattern is 5/8″-24 tpi for muzzle devices.
• The muzzle is fitted with an Omni Muzzle Brake to reduce felt recoil.
• The barrel finish is Sniper Grey Cerakote for corrosion resistance.
• The receiver material is Steel.
• The receiver finish is Matte Blued.
• The stock material is Synthetic with a SoftTouch finish.
• The stock finish is Woodland Camo with SoftTouch and added textured webbing for grip.
• The trigger is a Bergara Performance Trigger for a predictable break.
• The rifle uses a Hinged floor plate for the magazine area.
• The action is factory drilled and tapped to accept Remington 700 style bases (6-48 screws).
• The UPC is 043125015269.

Purpose-built for disciplined field use, the B-14 Wilderness Ridge provides a weather-resistant finish, a grippy SoftTouch camo stock, and a recoil-mitigating muzzle brake—features that suit extended outings and accuracy-focused work in variable conditions. Its drilled-and-tapped receiver and common Remington 700 footprint make mounting optics straightforward for hunters and precision shooters who value rugged reliability without unnecessary complexity.

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