Introduction: A Shootible LEGO M4A1
I thought I'd share how to make my LEGO M4A1. It shoots 1x4 Lego bricks, is magazine fed, and has an adjustable stock.
I am not going to make full on instructions as that would take too many pictures and file sharing websites usually don't hold files very long (was problematic with my other instructions). Instead, i'm just going to show some detailed pictures and if you have any questions, just ask and ill probably add another picture if necessary.
Like my mp5k, this is based off Jack streats hammer and magazine design.
This gun is quite powerful and looks quite realistic so take caution and don't shoot anything living and try not to take this out of the privacy of your own home. There have been incidents where police have mistaken toy guns for actual firearms and I would not wish that upon you.
Moving on...
Step 1: The Hammer and Bolt (and Some Barrel)
Just a heads up but this "gun" acts more like a crossbow as rubberbands are used to propel the 1x4 lego "bullets".
The hammer NEEDS the rounded quarter circle piece.
So for those who dont know the terms:
hammer = moves back and forth and is activated by the bolt and trigger. (In this case, it will be driving the "bullets out of the magazine and shooting it out of the barrel")
bolt = pulls back the hammer into a locked position
Barrel = the "tube" which aims the bullet in a particular direction
Step 2: Trigger Mechanism
The trigger mechanism seems complicated but it's really not. Check every picture for descriptions.
Step 3: The Magazine
It holds 10 1x4 bricks. The white piece in the pictures pushes up the grey ammo. The ammo i use here has a flat plate on it but that isnt really necessary. If you dont use it, you would have to alternate them upside-down, right-side-up and so on.
Step 4: The Magazine Well and Hammer Movement
The magazine well is a bit complicated so questions/clarification can be given
Step 5: The Handle/grip
The specifics arent too important, its just how it connects to the body that really matters.
Step 6: The Push-button Magazine Lock
Just like the real m4a1
Step 7: The Adjustable Stock
The stock has 4 lockable positions.
Step 8: Stock Locking Mechanism
This is a pretty in-depth picture guide of how it works
Step 9: Various Body Shots
Here's some outside body shots. Ive included which holes are important and what they connect to.
Step 10: The Iron Sights
I liked the looks of the iron sight carry handle so i didnt replace it with a holographic sight or something else. The carry handle is a bit fragile and really cant be used reliably.
Step 11: Range
Its a pretty crummy video of me shooting it once. The distance from where im sitting and the curtain is about 20ft.
Well we're basically done. Feel free to ask questions and please be careful with what you do with this.
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17 Comments
2 years ago
it works really
3 years ago
Hello,
Would love to make something very similar, do you have a full list of parts you used at all?
Thanks
5 years ago
One of the best LEGO m4s I’ve seen
7 years ago
manual
8 years ago on Introduction
Is it full auto or manual
8 years ago on Introduction
its awesome i want to learn how to make it
8 years ago
can you mack a video on how to build it
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9 years ago on Introduction
AND what is it's range...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
well Im not too sure because that hallway is the longest straight area in the house but Im guessing ~30ft
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Not bad :P
9 years ago on Introduction
This is a set...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I wish. I wouldve bought three...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Lol, ok
9 years ago on Introduction
Could you also put just the mechanism, because I don't think I have enough pieces to make the whole thing.
9 years ago
This so cool
9 years ago on Introduction
mind blown
9 years ago on Introduction
Cool! I haven't seen many lego guns that actually shoot!