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== Paintball markers == The VintageRex historical paintball equipment database lists two principal models under Armson.[8] {| class="wikitable" ! Marker ! Documented period ! Action ! Description |- | [[Armson Rifle]] | 1991 | Pump-action | .68-calibre Nelson-style marker featuring direct feed, a removable barrel and constant-air operation. |- | [[Armson Semi]] | Developed from 1993; released in 1996 | Mechanical semi-automatic | .68-calibre blow-forward marker featuring a volume-based firing system and technology licensed from Airgun Designs. |} VintageRex also lists an '''Armson Pump''' and '''Armson Semi-Auto''' under [[Pro-Team Products]]. The Semi-Auto entry describes the same joint development project as the Armson Semi, while the precise relationship between the Armson Rifle, Armson Pump and later Assassin pump models requires further documentation.[5][9] === Armson Rifle === The '''Armson Rifle''' was a pump-action marker based on the Nelson operating system. VintageRex records the following specifications:[1] {| class="wikitable" ! Specification ! Detail |- | Calibre | .68 |- | Action | Pump-action |- | Valve system | Nelson |- | Feed system | Direct feed |- | Barrel | Removable |- | Gas source | Constant air |} The marker formed part of Armson's early product range before the company developed its semi-automatic model. === Armson Semi === The '''Armson Semi''' was a mechanically operated semi-automatic marker developed jointly by Armson and Pro-Team Products. Its design incorporated several features described in historical technical material preserved by VintageRex:[2][5] * Blow-forward operating system based on licensed Airgun Designs technology. * Unregulated, volume-based firing arrangement. * Ambidextrous power-feed configuration. * Barrel-retaining collet system. * Expansion chamber integrated into the grip. * Dual-port bottom-line air adaptor. * Spring-arm paintball detent. * Centre-feed ball-drop arrangement. The marker had an advertised manufacturer's suggested retail price of US$595.[2]
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