Chambered for the 4mm Long cartridge and intended for low cost indoor target practice, rifles of this type were popular with the Nazis in the pre-war years. Blade and tangent sights, with the two line Anschutz address on top of the barrel, and "J/ G/ A" logo and model/ caliber markings on the receiver. The barrel is counterbored back 18" from the muzzle, with a vent hole cut into the underside of the barrel and stock. Smooth stock, with a flat buttplate. With a pebbled brown leather sling and an Alcoso (Solingen) bayonet with 10" blade, ribbed grips and metal sheath.

Blade and adjustable notch sights, with makers marks on the main body. The magazine well is positioned below the rear sight (magazine not included). Smooth pistol grip stock with sling swivels and a flat metal buttplate.