A 7.65mm blowback-operated semiautomatic pistol manufactured by Rocker Arsenal in Leon as a compact, concealed-carry firearm in the year 122. This example was produced in a workshop by Athenian guerillas. As weapon laws in Olympia are exceptionally strict, most guerillas are armed with a variety of antique, captured, or clandesitnely manufactured weapons, such as this pistol. The pistol itself was a popular weapon for decades due to its concealability, durability, and simplicity. It was produced in both Pilotmario for the civilian market as the Rado-25 and in Olympia for police and military officers as the Model 130. This example is a copy of the Model 130, distinguished by its large iron sights and protruding barrel. The Pocket Ace had a shortened barrel flush with the slide front and a groove down the length of the slide for a sight, and the Rado pistol also had a muzzle flush with the slide front and had no sights, since these weapons would be used as a concealed carry wepaon, not as a service pistol.