Introduction: K'NEX MSMC
Its fun to build the unusual, and the MSMC is definitely unusual. Designed to replace the INSAS AR, the MSMC (which stands for Modern Sub-Machine Carbine) fires an entirely new round, the 5.56x30 mm cartridge. With traits balistically similar to both the SMG/PDW and AR worlds, this gun provides the penetration of most ARs with the size and fire capacity of an SMG/PDW.
That description also fits this K'NEX replica well. In size, it feels almost like an AR, but when it comes to bodily features, it still contains a pistol grip magazine, as well as a rather short over all body. With features like a flip up front sight, an extendable stock, and a high capacity magazine, this gun would be great in an indoor K'NEX war, if perfected.
Features:
- Great sights
- Flip up front sight
- Extendable stock
- High capacity magazine: 10 - 16 rds.
- Sturdy body
- Exact in dimensions
- Comfortable trigger
- 6 in. + trigger pull
- Good / average range: 30 - 50 ft.
- Sturdy magazine
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49 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
The internal pics are also within the slides, so if you ever get a chance to build this MSMC, give me some pics!
9 years ago on Introduction
V.2 coming to a website near you!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Yes!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Yes, yes.
9 years ago on Introduction
The only best K'nex MSMC ever on instructables
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
LOL, and currently the only MSMC on instructables. Thanks man!
9 years ago on Introduction
Ughh that stock tho
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Whats wrong with it?
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Gives no support, and slides back into its normal position(close to the gun) all this is from my standpoint, based on views and different angles, as well as a gun recently posted by someone That used a modded version of this stock to hold its self in a steady position. I'll see if I can find it, it has smg in the title and was entered into the contest. But based on what I can see, this stock slides back closer to the gun when a force is applied to the butt of the stock.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Well, in the first place, its mostly there for aesthetic reasons. "Stick stocks" like that are rarely of any real use. In the second place, you can lock this stock into what ever position you want, its not that hard. All the same, I thank you for your comment, and agree with you that it is not the ideal setup... but then again, it is just a replica, a type of gun not really meant for performance.
9 years ago on Introduction
hey Red, nice job on the gun, but here's a lill' tip, try to add a pic of the real deal so people can see what you based it off, And I know you can google it but somepeople(like me for excample xD) are to lazy to do that
just a tip though
still a nice gun xD
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Well, I used to do that, but if you do that, you ruin your chance of ever getting your gun featured. LOL, I'd kinda like to get more of my guns featured. Thanks man, glad you like it!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice! I don't think I've actually heard of the real gun before. It must be a new firearm.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Its from Call Of Duty Black Ops II
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I don't mean to sound nit picky, but the MSMC is not from BO2, its from India, it is a real gun.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
LOL, finally something good from India =P. Nice gun, Red.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Yeah, I know right! I've thought about building your INSAS AR, but never got around to building it. Glad you like it!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I know its a real gun, what I should have said was "it is a gun that is featured in BO2.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks! Oh? Yeah, I hadn't heard of it before BO2, but it is a terrricfically interesting gun.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I looked it up and I found that it is an Indian made firearm. I think it was made in 2006.