Notes: This rifle, built between 1960 and 1975, is a semiautomatic rimfire rifle that is typical for rifles of this pattern. It uses a checkered half-stock with a pistol grip wrist, and tangent-leaf sights. The basic model is the A-3; the A-6 is the same weapon with a plain stock (no checkering on the handguard and pistol grip), and a simple spring-leaf sight. The A-7 Also has a plain stock, but uses the tangent-leaf rear sight and a tunnel-type front sight, and fires from a closed bolt. The Model A Rafale is an odd variation; it is a selective fire version of the A-3. The Model E is a "carbine" variant, with a shorter stock and shorter barrel.

Notes: This semiautomatic rimfire rifle was built between 1954 and 1975. It uses a one-piece half-stock with a Monte Carlo comb. This weapon was actually issued to French prison guards until replaced in 1971 by the MAS-49/56. The basic version is the Model 446; the Model 450 is similar, but has a longer barrel, a cheekpiece on the Monte Carlo stock, and a tangent-leaf rear sight.

Notes: This is a basically ordinary semiautomatic rimfire rifle with a pistol-grip stock. An unusual feature was the charging handle, which was a plunger in the front of the fore-end. The magazine housing and the trigger housing are one unit. Normal barrels were 19.7 inches, but a 23.6-inch barrel could also be had. Variants include the F-11, which is mechanically virtually the same rifle but done over to look like an FA-MAS; the G-21 used a conventional charging handle on the right side of the receiver, military-style sights, and a short barrel; and the X-51-bis, which is a deluxe version that has superseded the original model.