Review: Kriss Super V .45 ACP Carbine

Published on May 1, 2011
Duration: 14:53

This guide details the field stripping process for the Kriss Super V SBR, as demonstrated by a highly technical firearms instructor. It covers the separation of receiver assemblies and removal of the unique bolt/recoil spring system. The instructor highlights the importance of understanding the firearm's mechanics for maintenance and reliability.

Quick Summary

The Kriss Super V .45 ACP carbine features a unique Super V recoil system that directs the bolt's movement downward to counteract muzzle climb, significantly reducing felt recoil for improved control during rapid fire. It is compatible with standard Glock 21 magazines, including 30-round variants.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Context
  2. 00:30Kriss Super V SBR Overview
  3. 01:01Super V Recoil System
  4. 01:50Magazine Compatibility
  5. 03:32Sights and Accessories
  6. 04:38Field Stripping and Internals
  7. 07:59Reliability and Updates
  8. 10:50Final Thoughts and Practicality
  9. 13:17Bonus: Action Target Evil Roy

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Kriss Super V's recoil system unique?

The Kriss Super V features a Super V recoil system where the bolt moves downward during firing. This action counteracts muzzle climb, resulting in exceptionally low felt recoil, especially during rapid fire, enhancing control and accuracy.

Is the Kriss Super V compatible with common handgun magazines?

Yes, the Kriss Super V is designed to use standard Glock 21 magazines. This includes compatibility with extended 30-round magazines, which also work with the Glock handgun, offering significant logistical advantages.

What are the key specifications of the Kriss Super V SBR variant?

The Kriss Super V SBR (Short Barreled Rifle) variant features a 5.5-inch barrel. The standard carbine version has a 16-inch barrel and was priced around $1700 at the time of the review.

Has the Kriss Super V experienced reliability issues?

The review mentions that early versions of the Kriss Super V had reliability issues. However, these were reportedly resolved by TDI through updates to internal components, and the current models are stated to run 100% reliably with various ammunition.

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