T-63 Carbine

Description and Usage
The T-63 Carbine is a fictional firearm designed in and used by the Communist States of New China. It was originally designed from stolen documents of the XM16E1 from the United States in 1963, except it uses caseless 5.45x39mm ammunition. It resembles a small AR-15 pattern rifle, with a folding stock shaped similar to that of the IMI Galil rifle. Help for designing it was also provided by top Kekistani weaponsmiths, especially on the VFR system, which was added in the 70s as the T-63A1.

It uses a gas blowback system, where the charging handle is not attached to the bolt. The bolt does not hold open, note the lack of a bolt catch/release. The stock does fold. It accepts 30-round magazines used in the Russian AK-54, the alternate-timeline version of the real-life AK-74.

In the event of a jam, the magazine must be released, and the charging handle must be pulled back to eject the failed round down through the magazine well, due to the lack of an ejection port.

It is first seen in Life on the Plantation episode 6, except that specific one is a simpler design sold internationally, designated the T-63S.