Manufactured in Reno, Nevada, as a closed bolt, semi-automatic only version of the classic Vietnam War era M60 general-purpose machine gun (GPMG) using a new manufactured receiver and surplus components. The M60 was developed in the late 1950s and intended to replace as many .30 caliber machine guns in U.S. Army inventory as possible, with this example in a standard infantry configuration. Features fixed "A" frame blade front sight, folding ladder rear sight graduated from 300 to 1,100 yards, elongated bird cage flash hider, and swiveling bipod. The receiver trunnion is fitted with the quick release hardware for the barrel, with the manufacturer's marks, model, and serial number at the left rear side. Fitted with a ventilated barrel shroud, ribbed forearm and pistol grip, and a plastic buttstock with a flip-up shoulder rest. With cleaning tools and spare springs.

Excellent overall, retaining 95% plus black and phosphate finishes with minor edge wear, limited handling wear, and light spotting on the buttstock metal. Mechanically excellent.