A semi-automatic commercial version of the Swiss SG-510-4 select-fire service rifle, the AMT (American Match Target) was imported into the U.S. in relatively small numbers with an approximate total of 3,000 brought in c. 1969-1989. Features fixed winged post front and adjustable tangent peep rear (graduated from 100 to 600 meters) sights, a birdcage style flash hider, swiveling bipod mount at the front of the ventilated steel barrel shroud, a right-side mounted folding winter trigger, "T" shaped charging handle, color coded "S/1" selector markings, and a folding carry handle. Matching partial serial numbers "0402" on the bolt, bolt carrier, buttstock assembly, and trigger housing. Equipped with a ribbed plastic pistol grip, birch handguards, and a birch buttstock with ribbed steel buttplate. Includes a Styrofoam shipping box, Kahles Wien ZF69 6x42 mm scope on two rings fitted to a SIG AMT patterned receiver mount, a brown web sling, user's manual, and a matching numbered factory test-fire target. Note: This item is restricted under various state-level assault weapons bans and cannot be sold or transferred to residents of CA, CT, DE, HI, IL, MD, NJ, NY, and WA. Please check your local laws and regulations prior to bidding.

Excellent overall, retaining 97% plus blue finish with a few limited minor handling marks, a minor safety drag line, and a slight plum hue to a few small components including the stock connection lug. The stock is exceptionally fine with a few minor scuffs and a bipod drag line on the handguard. Mechanically excellent. The scope is exceptionally fine with clear optics.