Knight's Armament SR-25 Match Rifle 7.62 NATO, 24-inch Heavy Stainless, Carbon-Fiber Free-Float, 1995
This Knight's Armament SR-25 Match Rifle is a 1995-dated, Vero Beach-marked example built around a 24-inch heavy stainless barrel and a carbon-fiber free-float tube. It includes a factory 100-yard acceptance target dated 8-25-95 documenting the Match model, and it features dual serial markings on the upper and lower. The flat-top upper with integral accessory rail, unthreaded recessed target crown, and clean, mirror-bright bore reflect a purpose-built precision configuration from the 1990s era of SR-25 development.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Details: The rifle shows minor scratches and small finish blemishes visible under close inspection.
What's Included
- SR-25 Owner's Manual (July 1993, Knight's Mfg. Co.)
- Factory 100-yard acceptance target (dated 8-25-95)
- 1x SR-25-pattern 20-round steel detachable box magazine
The SR-25 Match Rifle pairs a stainless 24-inch heavy barrel with a carbon-fiber free-float tube to support precision performance. The barrel is free-floated, features a recessed target crown, and has an unthreaded muzzle. An exposed railed gas block sits immediately in front of the handguard, and the multi-lug rotating bolt is visible through the ejection port.
The flat-top upper receiver is marked 7.62MM and carries an integral accessory rail. It omits the forward assist and retains the ejection-port cover. The lower receiver bears the Vero Beach, Florida rollmark, and the rifle has dual serial markings on the upper and lower.
This AR-10 pattern semi-automatic uses a direct-impingement system with a selector safety. It feeds from SR-25 pattern detachable box magazines and is rated for 20+1 capacity. The length of pull measures 14.0 inches.
The furniture includes a fixed stock with a trapdoor buttplate and rear sling swivel, an A2-style pistol grip, and a carbon-fiber free-float tube with an oval sling loop clamped to the 6 o'clock Picatinny rail on the exposed gas block forward of the handguard, secured by a knurled alloy locking ring. The aluminum alloy receivers wear a hard-coat anodized finish.
Documentation includes a factory 100-yard acceptance target dated 8-25-95 that identifies the rifle as a Match model, tying this example to the 1990s SR-25 lineage that informed later Mk 11/M110 family development.