The Bergara B-14 Timber rifle in .300 Win Mag is built on the belief that production hunting rifles don't have to compromise on quality. This 24" barrel rifle brings genuine craftsmanship to serious big-game hunters without the custom-rifle price tag. Bergara spent decades perfecting barrel manufacture in their Spanish factory, and that expertise shows in every B-14 that leaves the line—a level of accuracy and reliability that punches well above typical production rifle standards.

What sets the Timber apart is its combination of proven barrel design, a super-smooth two-lug action, and the kind of stock work that usually appears on rifles costing thousands more. The Monte Carlo walnut stock features a raised comb and cheek piece for comfortable scope use, and underneath, integral epoxy-filled pillars lock the action down with rock-solid stability. That foundation, paired with Bergara's curved trigger (factory-set around three pounds for a crisp, predictable break), makes this rifle genuinely pleasant to shoot—whether you're zeroing at the bench or hunting from a blind.

The rifle wears a 4140 CrMo steel barrel finished in durable Graphite Black Cerakote, and it ships ready for standard Remington 700-style rings and bases. The hinged floor plate holds four rounds of .300 Win Mag—a potent choice for elk, moose, and long-range deer work. At 7.3 to 7.6 pounds, it's balanced enough for a day in the field without feeling like a toy at the range. If you've been comparing production hunting rifles and feeling like none quite measure up, the B-14 Timber deserves a hard look.

The Bergara B-14 Timber rifle in .300 Win Mag is built on the belief that production hunting rifles don't have to compromise on quality. This 24" barrel rifle brings genuine craftsmanship to serious big-game hunters without the custom-rifle price tag. Bergara spent decades perfecting barrel manufacture in their Spanish factory, and that expertise shows in every B-14 that leaves the line—a level of accuracy and reliability that punches well above typical production rifle standards.

What sets the Timber apart is its combination of proven barrel design, a super-smooth two-lug action, and the kind of stock work that usually appears on rifles costing thousands more. The Monte Carlo walnut stock features a raised comb and cheek piece for comfortable scope use, and underneath, integral epoxy-filled pillars lock the action down with rock-solid stability. That foundation, paired with Bergara's curved trigger (factory-set around three pounds for a crisp, predictable break), makes this rifle genuinely pleasant to shoot—whether you're zeroing at the bench or hunting from a blind.

The rifle wears a 4140 CrMo steel barrel finished in durable Graphite Black Cerakote, and it ships ready for standard Remington 700-style rings and bases. The hinged floor plate holds four rounds of .300 Win Mag—a potent choice for elk, moose, and long-range deer work. At 7.3 to 7.6 pounds, it's balanced enough for a day in the field without feeling like a toy at the range. If you've been comparing production hunting rifles and feeling like none quite measure up, the B-14 Timber deserves a hard look.