Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR – SHOT Show 2020

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Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
The Kriss Vector CQP (top) compared to the SDP-SB (bottom).

Kriss USA has released a new Vector; but this time, it is chambered for .22 LR.

At SHOT Show 2020 Media Day at the Range, we got to shoot these new 22s, and tell you the absolute truth… We love ’em!

There are two models currently available, one is a braced pistol and the other is a rifle. Kriss calls them the Vector 22 SDP-SB and Vector 22 CRB, respectively. The only difference between the two is the length of barrel and forend, as well as the pistol having an SB Tactical SBX-K brace as opposed to a rifle stock.

Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
Here at the receiver, you can’t even tell the pistol apart from the rifle.

This new .22 LR vector does not operate on a non-linear bolt for a simple reason: .22 LR does not have enough recoil to do this. Basically, when you buy a Vector CRB, you are getting everything amazing about a Kriss Vector, except this. And of course, the fire control group differs for the .22 LRs.

Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
Here, we are taking a look into the action. The breech face is getting a bit dirty after being shot thousands of times during Range Day!

Everything else is the same: all external accessories for the Vector line are compatible with these new .22 LRs. As for colors, they come in white, black, and FDE variants.

Currently, there are only 10 round magazines available, but expect to see 30 rounders soon! Both models also feature threaded barrels, last round bolt hold, low profile flip sights, and an ambidextrous safety.

The new Vectors will ship to dealers in mid-February so consumers can expect to see them by the end of next month. Both versions have an MSRP of $649.00, so real-world pricing should be around $600.

Learn more about these fun new plinkers from Kriss HERE.

Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
Both new versions of the vector come with flip-up sights.

Specifications

Kriss Vector SDP-SB
ModelVector SDP
Caliber.22LR
Capacity10 / 30
Barrel Length6.5″
Overall Length24.3 in / 617.2 mm
Operating SystemDirect Blowback
Action TypeSemi-Automatic
Colorwhite, black, FDE
Weight5.6 lb / 2.5 kg
Barrel Material4140 Chrome Moly
Barrel FinishBlack Nitride (QPQ)
Twist Rate1:16″ RH
Trigger TypePivoting, Single Stage
Kriss Vector CRB
ModelVector CRB
Caliber.22LR
Capacity10 / 30
Barrel Length16.0″
Overall Length Collapsed34.5 in / 867.3 mm
Overall Length Extended37.7 in / 958.8 mm
Operating SystemDirect Blowback
Action TypeSemi-Automatic
Stock6 Position Adjustable Stock
ColorWhite, black, FDE
Weight7.4 lb / 3.3 kg
Barrel Material4140 Chrome Moly
Barrel FinishBlack Nitride (QPQ)
Twist Rate1:16″ RH
Trigger TypePivoting, Single Stage

Learn more about these fun new plinkers from Kriss HERE.

Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
A closeup of the buttstock that comes with the CRB.
Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
Another look at the flip-up sights.
Meet Kriss Vector, Now Chambered in .22 LR - SHOT Show 2020
The muzzle is threaded 1/2×28 TPI.

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About the author: Riley Baxter is an avid and experienced hunter, shooter, outdoorsman, and he’s worked in the backcountry guiding for an outfitter. He also get’s a lot of enjoyment out of building or customizing his firearms and equipment. Check out Riley’s Instagram @Shooter300

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  • Old school January 31, 2020, 8:27 pm

    $300.00 more realistic pricing being it’s not actual Kriss action type function. It’s all about what application is intended. Fun Gun.

  • Big John January 24, 2020, 10:19 am

    Every Mall Ninja’s dream gun.

  • Mike in a Truck January 24, 2020, 7:43 am

    Looks like a pregnant parrot fish.

    • Zupglick January 24, 2020, 10:26 am

      Fugly.

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