KRISS VECTOR for Sale

Quick Look

The KRISS Vector is a submachine gun introduced in 2009 by KRISS USA, known for its innovative Super V recoil mitigation system. Designed for improved control and reduced recoil, it gained popularity among tactical professionals and enthusiasts. It maintains a niche market presence with growing interest in personal defense and law enforcement roles.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Unique Super V recoil system reduces muzzle climb.
• Multiple calibers including .45 ACP and 9mm.
• Modular design supports pistol and carbine variants.
• Ambidextrous controls enhance usability.
• Strong aftermarket support for customization.

Key Variants

KRISS Vector SDP

Compact carbine ideal for tactical and home defense applications.

KRISS Vector Gen II

Updated ergonomics and safety features for professional use.

KRISS Vector CRB

Carbine variant with extended barrel for improved accuracy.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	KRISS Vector	Sig Sauer MPX	CZ Scorpion EVO 3
MSRP	$1500 - $1900	$1700 - $2000	$1200 - $1500
Capacity/Size	Up to 33 rounds (9mm), varied (.45 ACP)	Up to 30 rounds (9mm)	Up to 30 rounds (9mm)
Weight	6.9 lbs (varies by model)	6.8 lbs	6.6 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, Picatinny rail	Yes, integrated rail	Yes, Picatinny rail
Trigger Type	Single-stage, crisp	Single-stage	Double-action
Notable Pro	Superior recoil management	Highly modular and ambidextrous	Lightweight with quick handling
Notable Con	Higher price point	Heavier weight	Less aftermarket support

Best Use Cases

• Personal and home defense
• Law enforcement tactical operations
• Range training and practice
• Competition in submachine gun classes
• Weapon collection and innovation enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I use standard pistol magazines with the KRISS Vector?

Certain KRISS Vector models accept Glock 17/19 magazines, enhancing parts compatibility and ease of reload.

What is the caliber range available for the KRISS Vector?

The Vector is available in .45 ACP and 9mm, with some models chambered in .40 S&W and 10mm.

How does the Super V recoil system work?

It redirects recoil forces downward to reduce muzzle rise, improving control during rapid fire, based on an offset bolt design.