Manufactured in West Germany. Heavy barrel with globe front sight and scope blocks, with an adjustable Anschutz receiver peep sight with rubber eyepiece. Textured target stock with accessory rail with canvas strap,

Excellent with approximately 97% of the original blue finish remaining with scatter light surface rust on the barrel underside and some mild spotting on the trigger guard. The stock is excellent with some minor scratches, a few very light dings and a couple of moderate scratches.

Designated "M-12", the 40-X was issued to Army and ROTC rifle teams from the late 1950s to the mid-1970s. Walnut stock with full length accessory track, lower military sling swivel and rubber buttplate. Globe front sight on the heavy barrel with a Redfield International Match receiver peep sight. Has scope blocks on the barrel and receiver. The left side of the receiver has "U.S. PROPERTY" roll-engraved above the caliber designation. The Remington 40-X was one of the finest .22 target rifles issued by the U.S. military

Very good with approximately 95% of the blue refinish remaining on the barrel and action with moderate muzzle wear, some minor spotting of gray patina, and some gary patina on the high edges. There is a moderate ding on the left side of the barrel. The stock is very good with some minor to moderate dings, nicks and scratches. There is some moderate pressure dents above the trigger on the left side. The buttplate has heavy edge chipping. The markings are clear.