Videos tagged with Gen 2 Kriss Vector

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the Kriss Vector Gen 2 semi-automatic rifle, focusing on its unique features, history, and the 'Super V' delayed blowback system. It's part 4 of a 5-part series, with other episodes covering introductions, shooting, disassembly, and generational differences. The description also includes technical specifications like caliber (.45 ACP), barrel length, and Canadian legal classifications based on barrel length. The creator encourages viewer support via Patreon and social media.

This video, part 3 of a 5-part series on the Gen 2 Kriss Vector, provides a detailed field strip disassembly and reassembly guide. It also touches on technical specifications including caliber (.45 ACP), operating system ("Super V" Delayed blowback), modes of fire (semi-auto), magazine capacity, sights (Magpul MBUS irons), barrel length (18.6"), and overall length. The description mentions Canadian firearm classifications based on barrel length and briefly references an AR-15. The creator encourages viewers to support them on Patreon and follow their social media for additional content and giveaways.

This review covers the Kriss Vector Gen 2 CRB in .45 ACP, highlighting its unique Super V recoil system which mitigates felt recoil despite the caliber and SMG-style platform. The video details the Gen 2's improved controls, including a flat trigger and ambidextrous safety, and confirms its reliability even when operated 'dirty'. Compatibility with standard Glock 21 magazines is noted, along with the availability of extended capacity options.

This video is the first part of a five-part series introducing the Gen 2 Kriss Vector semi-automatic rifle in .45 ACP. It covers an introduction to the firearm, followed by discussions on giveaways, channel and studio updates, a new PRS product, and upcoming content related to night vision and thermal optics. The video adopts a vlog-style format and aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Kriss Vector, including its technical specifications and Canadian legal classifications. It also touches upon differences between Gen 1 and Gen 2 models and future shooting accuracy content.