Description
The Crest Carbon is born from a stock crafted entirely in carbon fiber with an internal spine making it the pinnacle of strength and rigidity. This 100% carbon fiber stock is designed with industry-leading technologies to withstand anything you throw at it. The Crest stock also incorporates length-of-pull spacers and our M5 cutout which provides users with a unique versatility to seamlessly transition from AICS magazine to a traditional floorplate. This stock now combined with our CURE carbon fiber barrel sets a new standard in durability and performance.
BARREL - Cure Carbon 21.5 mm
WEIGHT - Starting at 2.9 Kg
ACCURACY - Sub-Moa Guarantee
FEATURES :
MONOCOQUE CARBON FIBER STOCK
This 100% carbon fiber stock is manufactured using CF-RTM technology a state-of-the-art method in high demand in the automotive and aerospace industries. This manufacturing process consist of assembling dry carbon fibers by hand with an injected resin. We have incorporated a carbon spine throughout the stock providing greater rigidity and strength. This technology along with LOP spacers sets a new standard in being the best choice for carbon stocks.
ULTRA-SMOOTH ACTION
Bergara B-14 action consists of a two-bolt system with a sliding extractor and a tapered bolt and breech stop to ensure smooth cartridge insertion and extraction. Finish with a Sniper Grey Cerakote® to complement the barrel and flute-plated to enhance its appearance and reduce its overall weight.
CURE BARREL
Bergara’s reputation is based on the best drilling honing and rifling processes that guarantee sub-MOA precision. Featuring Bergara’s CURE™ Carbon Barrel with Cold Bore Technology™ with a threaded 5/8-24 Omni muzzle brake in (20 22 or 24 inches depending on the caliber). Experience unrivaled accuracy and excepctional performance with cure barrels – the ultimate choice for ultralight precision rifles.
AICS STYLE MAG
The CREST rifle comes with a detachable 5-round AICS compatible magazine. (3 round mag: 6.5PRC)
*7 PRC will come with a CIP Accurate-Mag Magazine.
