Videos tagged with Super V

The Kriss Vector's 'Super V' system significantly mitigates muzzle rise by redirecting recoil downwards, offering superior control compared to classic SMGs like the Thompson M1928 and H&K MP5. While full-auto is challenging due to its high rate of fire (1200 rpm), the two-round burst mode provides exceptional accuracy. The video details the evolution of the Vector through its generations and explains the mechanics of the Super V system.

This video, part 5 of a 5-part series on the Gen 2 Kriss Vector, compares the Gen 1 and Gen 2 models. It details technical specifications such as caliber (.45 ACP), operating system (Super V Delayed blowback), firing modes (semi-auto), magazine capacity, sights, barrel length, and overall length. The video also touches upon Canadian firearm classification based on barrel length, distinguishing between non-restricted and restricted categories, and mentions the Colt SP1 as a bonus firearm. The creator uses social media platforms for additional content and giveaways.

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.