Vector Kriss Review at Cornelia Babcock blog

Vector Kriss Review. It’s different than most pistol caliber carbines. The delayed blowback vector fires from a closed bolt. It’s as if someone pulled it out of a science fiction movie. The heart of the kriss vector 9mm is the kriss super v system (ksvs), designed to manage muzzle climb and reduce felt recoil. In 2015, kriss released gen ii to similar praise. Although it’s been around for almost a decade now, behind the boxy frame is still somewhat of a mystery. Call me surprised then to have just as much fun shooting it. Starting with the good, the kriss vector crb was very enjoyable to shoot. The kriss vector is a cool gun to look at, no doubt. When a shot is fired, the bolt begins to travel to the rear. The kriss vector submachine gun arrived on the scene in 2007 to rave reviews. Unconventional controls and unorthodox aesthetics notwithstanding, the eminently controllable kriss usa vector gen ii crb is a slick piece of technology that would make a capable home defense firearm for the recoil averse. Dubbed the super v recoil mitigation. The vector’s bolt has rear lugs that ride in sloped channels in a slider. As advertised, the muzzle barely moves when firing and it’s very easy to remain on target through a string of shots.

The vector does a couple things well enough, and everything else it does really well. The heart of the kriss vector 9mm is the kriss super v system (ksvs), designed to manage muzzle climb and reduce felt recoil. The vector’s bolt has rear lugs that ride in sloped channels in a slider. It’s different than most pistol caliber carbines. The kriss vector is a cool gun to look at, no doubt. Dubbed the super v recoil mitigation. The delayed blowback vector fires from a closed bolt. When a shot is fired, the bolt begins to travel to the rear. Call me surprised then to have just as much fun shooting it. The kriss vector submachine gun arrived on the scene in 2007 to rave reviews.

KRISS Vector 9mm CRB Victor Review RECOIL

Vector Kriss Review Although it’s been around for almost a decade now, behind the boxy frame is still somewhat of a mystery. As advertised, the muzzle barely moves when firing and it’s very easy to remain on target through a string of shots. The kriss vector has an unmistakable look. It’s as if someone pulled it out of a science fiction movie. In 2015, kriss released gen ii to similar praise. The delayed blowback vector fires from a closed bolt. Unconventional controls and unorthodox aesthetics notwithstanding, the eminently controllable kriss usa vector gen ii crb is a slick piece of technology that would make a capable home defense firearm for the recoil averse. Although it’s been around for almost a decade now, behind the boxy frame is still somewhat of a mystery. The kriss vector submachine gun arrived on the scene in 2007 to rave reviews. The vector’s bolt has rear lugs that ride in sloped channels in a slider. Starting with the good, the kriss vector crb was very enjoyable to shoot. The kriss vector is a cool gun to look at, no doubt. Call me surprised then to have just as much fun shooting it. It’s different than most pistol caliber carbines. The heart of the kriss vector 9mm is the kriss super v system (ksvs), designed to manage muzzle climb and reduce felt recoil. Dubbed the super v recoil mitigation.