A semi-automatic commercial export model of the Swiss SG-510-4 battle rifle, the AMT (American Match Target) only made it to the United States in small quantities. Like many other Swiss service weapons, the 510-4 commanded a high reputation for accuracy, and while the Swiss themselves fielded the 510 as a basic assault rifle Bolivia and Chile put them to work as designated marksman weapons. Post front sight and 600-meter range adjustable peep rear sight, with a bird cage flash hider on the threaded muzzle, swiveling bipod mounted at the front of the ventilated handguard, and a folding carry handle. The receiver is equipped with a "T" shaped cocking handle, flip-down winter trigger, "S/1" marked 2-position selector and "Benet Arms./S. F. Cal./94-4079" on the left side of the trigger group. Equipped with a ribbed plastic pistol grip and a fancy walnut forearm and buttstock, ribbed steel buttplate and a brown canvas sling. Magazine not included.

Excellent, with 95% of the original black finish, showing some light handling marks and edge wear overall. The forearm and stock show some light scratching and dings. Mechanically excellent.