Bergara B-14 Timber 6.5 Creedmoor 22″

Here at Imbert & Smithers, we see a lot of rifles come and go. The Bergara B-14 Timber in 6.5 Creedmoor consistently stands out. It’s a production rifle built to perform, especially useful for Oregon hunters tackling distances on public land or those looking for a solid platform for practice at the range.

Bergara B-14 Timber – 6.5 Creedmoor Details

The B-14 action is known for its consistent truing and lapping at the factory. Coupled with the pillar bedding in the walnut stock, it minimizes the shifting that can throw off accuracy in many factory rifles. The 22” barrel, with a 1:8 twist rate, is coated in Cerakote for protection from the elements – important for our wet Oregon seasons. This twist rate stabilizes bullets in the 140-147 grain range, making it a good all-around choice for hunting and range work.

Features We Like

• B-14 Action & Bedding: A solid foundation for accuracy, reducing flex between the action and stock.
• 22” Graphite Black Cerakote Barrel: Good balance of velocity and maneuverability, with a protective finish.
• Monte Carlo Walnut Stock: Provides a comfortable and stable shooting position with a raised comb for consistent cheek weld.
• Hinged Floorplate: Reliable and allows for safe unloading without cycling rounds.
• Remington 700 Pattern: Compatible with a wide variety of aftermarket scope bases and rings.

This rifle is a good fit for hunters pursuing deer, elk, or blacktail in Oregon, where shots can range from close encounters in the timber to longer engagements in open country. It’s also a capable rifle for those participating in long-range shooting activities. Many customers utilize these rifles for practice and potentially concealed carry after proper configuration.

Important Note: All firearm sales must comply with Oregon state and federal law. We are a licensed Oregon FFL dealer and can assist with transfers, including both in-state and out-of-state shipments (where permissible). Shipping costs will be calculated at checkout. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding Oregon firearm laws or the transfer process.