Notes: The Armalon PC (Pistol Carbine) began production in 1997. It is an extensive modification of the Lee-Enfield No. 4 action, firing pistol ammunition. In appearance, they look very much like the De Lisle carbine without a silencer. Internally, the bolt-stroke length is greatly reduced, the ejector was replaced with one more appropriate to the cartridges, the ejection port is of a size more suited to the cartridges, and the striker mechanism is of a reversed cock-on-opening design. Barrels are 16 inches long. Both wooden and synthetic furniture is available, but the fore-end is shortened and widened. The rear sight is a new folding-leaf design and the front sight is that of the original Lee-Enfield. The Armalon PC uses modified Bernardelli pistol magazines (which won’t actually fit in a Bernardelli pistol).

Twilight 2000 Notes: This weapon does not exist in the Twilight 2000 timeline.

Notes: This replacement for the Ralock is a much more conventional design, with a conventional box magazine and dispensing with the complex radial-locking mechanism. It fired from a closed breech instead of the open breech of the Ralock. The Armatic is grooved for a scope mount. Despite being produced from 1963-1969, only about 5000 were built.

Notes: The Ralock (Radial-Locking) is a small-caliber sporting rifle made by BSA for a few years following World War 2 (1949-51). It is an interesting design, meant to be taken apart easily and stored in a small package. It was also cocked by pushing forward on the trigger guard instead of having a normal charging handle or lever. It used a tubular magazine in the butt.