Alternate Headline: Coolest .22 evah!
Give me one in a pistol, please!
KRISS® Arms, the Swiss global leader in firearms innovation, is excited to announce that it will design and manufacture the KRISS Vector in .22LR. The Vector .22LR is the ideal platform for users desiring to maintain shooting skills with minimal cost. Continue reading
KRISS Arms the Swiss global leader in firearms innovation, today launched a brand-new website for the North American market at www.kriss-usa.com. The highly anticipated new site will not disappoint KRISS® fans. Loaded with the world-renowned KRISS® Vector products and the new KRISS® SDP pistol information, specifications, pricing and a variety of product images, the new site offers KRISS® customers a single-source site for everything KRISS®. From the new site, customers can easily access the new KRISS® online store and shop for a variety of KRISS® branded weapons accessories and apparel. For KRISS® owners the new website offers a convenient location to register weapons and receive instant warranty benefits.
Put me down for “Meh“.
I just dont really get the appeal of the civilian carbine version of this gun. For one, its a pretty expensive firearm. For two, outside of the SBR version of this I just dont really think that its that useful of a tool. The pistol version might cut it as a PDW, but I am not really sure about the shoot-ability of the weapon without a stock. Dont get me wrong, the KRISS looks to be an amazing weapon, but its one that was designed from the ground up to be an upclose fighting gun… putting that civilian legal 16 inch barrel on the end just seems to me like someone taking a Ferrari and putting a governor on it. If the SBR laws in this country were ever changed, I would probably scrape my nickels and dimes together and buy one, but I just cant see the point in shelling out that kind of cash for that particular gun.
Great writeup none the less… with pics and video too, so go check it out.
In the eyes of the ATF, this gun is no different than a Glock 21 or Colt 1911 in .45 ACP. It’s just that neither of those guns make me giggle like I’m 12 years old when I shoot them. (…) t took me all of 20 minutes to figure out how to rig up a sling for the Vector SDP so I could shoot it pressed out against the sling, SAS-style. The next 20 minutes were filled me with slicing the pie all over my house, dry firing and generally making silly machine-gun noises. There’s something about the KRISS Vector SDP that makes my inner child smile in the same way a loud muscle car does. We know it’s not practical, we know it’s not really tactical and we just don’t care because it’s so much fun.
Go read the rest of the article here… its a great read, and a really fun look at a really fun gun.
*Put a red dot on that thing!
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