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SIG SG 510

After World War II, the Swiss Army looked into adopting a modern assault rifle to replace the bolt-action K31. SIG, having failed to gain a military contract with their semi-automatic SK46, attempted to meet the Army's requirements by designing a selective-fire rifle. The prototype was designed in 1955 and designated the AM55.

Development of the AM55 prototype led to the finalized version of the weapon, adopted by the Swiss Army in 1957 as the Stgw 57. It was chambered for the indigenously-designed 7.5×55mm Swiss cartridge to avoid the political ties associated with adopting the 7.62×51mm or 7.62×39mm cartridges. Designed as a multi-role weapon, the StGw 57 could also be employed as a light machine gun and a sniper rifle.

After the adoption of the Stgw 57 by the Swiss Army, SIG developed a modified version of the weapon for international export. Marketed as the SG 510, it was offered in four versions, and chambered in popular calibres such as 7.62×51mm NATO. Variants for the civilian market were also produced, including the PE57 and AMT.

The Stgw 57 remained in Swiss service until 1990, when the Army upgraded to the next-generation 5.56×45mm SG 550 rifle, also developed by SIG.

FULL INTERIOR: this gun has the individual pieces of the original gun (that can be disassembly from the gun).

Models and Materials from: world of guns: gun disassembly

the package:
-->sig sg 510.mdl(pieces removable,with collisions)
-->sig sg 510 megazine.mdl(with collisions)

[not collisions]
-->sig sg 510 bullet.mdl (changes)

this is not a usable weapon only model!

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