Kriss Vector .22LR in stock

[G4C]

Kriss Vector .22LR in stock .

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[Pat911]

That limited edition didn't last long

 

[bfiles]

None of them did really

 

[stevelarry]

Do the all come with the barrel shroud or only the "Limited" one?

 

[ImMatt]

Do the all come with the barrel shroud or only the "Limited" one?

Only the limited. But kriss does sell the shrouds for about 150 cad. Not sure if they can or will send up.

 

[stevelarry]

Only the limited. But kriss does sell the shrouds for about 150 cad. Not sure if they can or will send up.

Thank you.

 

[Got Juice?]

That's just a little ambitious for a .22

 

[ih8ipods]

That's just a little ambitious for a .22

Not really when you see what some guys are running in CRPS matches.

 

[Got Juice?]

Not really when you see what some guys are running in CRPS matches.

Yes, but you are comparing apples to oranges. Built up rifles vs a stock rifle.

 

[The_Silencer]

Any 30 round mags?

 

[serg777]

May be this question was asked somewhere: what is the point of their famous Super V Recoil Mitigation System in 22lr, while this caliber does not have recoil to begin with? I mean, it just adds to the weight of the gun to accommodate that mechanism for no much benefit. I guess this 22lr comes heavier than AR-15 .223. Even for pistol calibers KRISS does not do much unless it's a full auto. For semi KRISS - I think it's just all about cool factor rather than practicality.

To be honest, I have been looking at 9mm KRISS, but was like on the fence for such heavy rifle shooting 9mm. Was thinking 10mm, .45 cal is more appropriate for this interesting design. But here comes 22lr version.

 

[Trapanese]

May be this question was asked somewhere: what is the point of their famous Super V Recoil Mitigation System in 22lr, while this caliber does not have recoil to begin with? I mean, it just adds to the weight of the gun to accommodate that mechanism for no much benefit. I guess this 22lr comes heavier than AR-15 .223. Even for pistol calibers KRISS does not do much unless it's a full auto. For semi KRISS - I think it's just all about cool factor rather than practicality.

To be honest, I have been looking at 9mm KRISS, but was like on the fence for such heavy rifle shooting 9mm. Was thinking 10mm, .45 cal is more appropriate for this interesting design. But here comes 22lr version.

It's straight blow back for this 22, no super duper V

 

[mebiuspower]

Don't people just love to jump straight to conclusion.

It says directly on the product page that it's a direct blowback. Didn't take me more than 30 seconds to find that information. Do people even bother to search anything anymore?

https://kriss-usa.com/item/vector22-crb/

 

[truemask]

what an ugly vector.

what happened to the 22. NR version with short barrel and pinned stock that was previewed, vectors look hideous with that massive barrel.

they need to pin or even weld a full length stock and chop that barrell off

 

[Cdnhunter117]

what an ugly vector.

what happened to the 22. NR version with short barrel and pinned stock that was previewed, vectors look hideous with that massive barrel.

they need to pin or even weld a full length stock and chop that barrell off

That's what I was very interested in.

 

[serg777]

Don't people just love to jump straight to conclusion.

It says directly on the product page that it's a direct blowback. Didn't take me more than 30 seconds to find that information. Do people even bother to search anything anymore?

https://kriss-usa.com/item/vector22-crb/

Thank you. I get it: it is not like I thought they added a new variant of another caliber, but just a replica of PCC KRISS which internal design has nothing much in similarity. Just like 22lr STG44, MP40 etc. - just for the external looks.

 

[Pat911]

Do you have any time frames for the NR 22LR SBR version?