The new Kriss in 9mm!!

I have to admit this would actually not look half bad with an 18.6 inch barrel
Would be a nice little fun good quality NR carbine for sure!
 
drifter dave said:
7.62x25mm?


Just kidding.
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Why? That is a hot round, in a sub gun it would be badass. Not a kriss because I think they suck, but a 7.62x25 sub would be fun.

Armedsask said:
Chambering the Kriss in 9mm completely defeats the purpose of the expensive and complicated recoil reducing action.
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It didn't work either way, the recoil impulse was weird.
 
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00Buck said:
A rifle chambered in a pistol cartridge makes the expensive and complicated recoil reducing action pointless anyways.
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Other blowback pistol calibre carbines I've fired have a clunk-clunk recoil to them as the heavy bolt carrier or breechblock reciprocates. I found the Kriss in .45 to have startlingly effective recoil management.
 
It's a nice innovation to have the buffer-tube on the back for sure, and the 9mm is nice in terms of cost but it does seem a little less than necessary for the recoil system to be so advanced for the round.
 
from GearScout

http://gearscout.militarytimes.com/2015/01/21/second-generation-kriss-vector-announced-in-4-models/

Kriss USA is releasing the second generation of its popular Vector weapon system with a number of enhancements and upgrades. The new Kriss Vector will be available as a National Firearms Act-restricted submachine gun, a short-barreled rifle, a commonly available pistol and a 16-inch barreled carbine.

Enhancements are numerous, from the subtle (new texturing) to the significant (superior single-stage trigger and short-throw safety). Also, the profile of the fake suppressor in the 16-inch carbine has been changed to a more rectangular shape.

Overall, the Vector’s Super V system still does an excellent job of controlling muzzle rise and keeping an SMG on target at short ranges, even when firing the stout .45 ACP cartridge at a high rate of fire.


Kriss USA representatives estimate a second-quarter release of the second-generation Vector with no significant price changes expected from the current Vector’s MSRP of $1,895. Good news for early adopters: Kriss is developing an upgrade for owners of the first-generation Vector. Additionally, 9mm conversion kits and complete rifles also are scheduled for the second quarter of 2015, with pricing TBA
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For the price of one of these; You could have a JR-Carbine, a Beretta Storm, and a Keltec.

Just way too expensive for a PCC.
 
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