NRA Gun of the Week: KRISS Vector Gen II CRB

Published on October 7, 2016
Duration: 4:38

This guide details the modular caliber conversion process for the KRISS Vector Gen II CRB, as explained by Kelly Young from American Rifleman. The video highlights the firearm's design where the lower receiver is the serialized part, allowing for quick caliber swaps between options like 9mm and .45 ACP. Proper safety protocols are emphasized throughout the procedure.

Quick Summary

The KRISS Vector Gen II CRB features a unique Super V recoil system that redirects energy downward, minimizing muzzle climb for enhanced control during rapid fire. Its modular design, with the lower receiver as the serialized part, allows for quick caliber conversions between options like 9mm and .45 ACP, utilizing standard Glock magazines.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Introduction to KRISS Vector Gen II CRB
  2. 00:41Super V Recoil Mitigation System
  3. 01:45Controls and Manual of Arms
  4. 02:05Magazine Compatibility and Safety
  5. 02:55Multi-Caliber Modularity
  6. 03:40Carbine Features and Aesthetics

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the KRISS Vector Gen II CRB manage recoil?

The KRISS Vector Gen II CRB utilizes a patented Super V system. This mechanism redirects recoil energy downward, away from the shooter's shoulder, significantly reducing muzzle climb and enhancing control during rapid fire compared to traditional designs.

What makes the KRISS Vector Gen II CRB modular?

The KRISS Vector Gen II CRB is modular because its lower receiver is the serialized component. This design allows users to quickly swap out the lower receiver to change the firearm's caliber, supporting options like 9mm Luger and .45 ACP.

What type of magazines does the KRISS Vector Gen II CRB use?

The KRISS Vector Gen II CRB is designed to accept standard Glock detachable box magazines. This offers shooters broad compatibility and easy access to a wide range of magazine options for various capacities.

What are the key features of the KRISS Vector Gen II CRB carbine variant?

The carbine variant features a 16-inch shrouded barrel, a collapsible M4-style stock, and extensive Picatinny rail space for accessories. It also comes in various Cerakote finishes like Flat Dark Earth and Alpine white.

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