Manufactured in West Germany in the 1960s and 70s, the JG Landmann (JGL) Model Automat 65 is a rimfire semi-automatic survival rifle designed to compete with the Armalite AR-7. Produced during a period of rapid innovation in firearm design, it reflects the ingenuity and mechanical experimentation that characterized the transition into modern repeating rifles. Today, the Model Automat 65 is valued for its rarity, collectible appeal, and connection to the development of semi-automatic rimfire firearms. Its historical importance and limited availability make it a noteworthy addition to specialized antique firearm collections. The stock and the pistol grip on this Model Automat 65 are slightly loose and cannot be tightened. Serial number: 250