The Modul'naya Avtomaticheskaya Lineynaya Vintovka or Modular Automatic Linear Rifle system is a standard issue dual stage chem-linear weapon in widespread production and use across the north eastern regions of the Novus Domum sector with its principle users and manufacturers being the Slavic People's Union of Systems and Warsaw Federated Coalition of Systems. While older versions employed older forms of ammunition and local types of magazines the most commonly found variants are standardized on the Pact standard 8x42mm ammunition and the forty round standardized PSAS700 template magazine. Built simply and intended for polymer and metallic printers it features a uniform receiver and a quick swap barrel assembly, allow the user to switch out burnt acceleration coils or switch to a non-chemrail barrel to increase battery life.

Notable features include:

• Three position fire selector located on both sides of the receiver, automatic can be programmed to alter the ROF.
• Ambidextrous weapon status panel displaying current power and number of cartridges in the magazine.
• Ambidextrous paddle style magazine release.
• A non-reciprocating charging handle that can be moved for left handed shooters, a tab can be depressed to open the weapon's bolt cover to allow access to the firing chamber for the removal of jams or missfeeds.
• Suppressed barrel option.
• As stated above the weapon can be outfitted with 'smart' systems to allow for interface with cyborgs or personal electronics suites.
• The linear 'boost' feature can be removed from the rifle to increase battery life at the cost of reduced muzzle velocity but with the benefit of reduced felt recoil impulse.
• Drop in rail attachment points located on top of and under the hand guard.
• Mounting point just forward of the rear sight for red dot or holosight optics.