I wanted to see if any of the members own a Kriss Vector CRB

Picked one up about a month ago. Have 500+ rds through it. Works as advertised.

is it legal in NJ???????????????????????????????

IMO its a novelty piece. If your ok with that, have at it. I was unimpressed with the quality and quirkiness.

It looked awesome in the last resident evil movie! Apparently, it has an "infinity magazine," I don't think that's legal in NJ.

 

I have seen them with the extended barrel and shroud on it, looks cool, but I agree that it is a novelty item.

I believe knesek guns has a few in stock. Def a cool piece but i would want to fire one before dropping the money on it.

 

Brick armory had the full auto model out on the shelf for ppl to ogle last time i was in there. They are pretty damn cool looking.

The one in the last resident evil was the handgun version which is not jersey legal as it has 2 evil features

 

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The Kriss CRB (Carbine Rifle) is NJ legal as long as one is ordered with the stock pinned.

 

The kriss SBR (Short Barrel rifle) & SDP (Pistol version) are NOT NJ Legal.

 

I am a Kriss dealer - if anyone wants more info.please feel free to contact

me directly, I'd be glad to answer any questions......

Thanks!

JT

I am considering one there are just so many choices out there.

Too rich for my cheap a$$

To bad 45acp ammo is even harder then 223/556 atm to find

I own a KRISS Vector and I love it. The recoil is what they say it is...almost no muzzle jump. Fun as hell to shoot. Easy to break down and clean. Only downside is that it gets very dirty, but that could be due to the .45ACP chamber. Highly recommend it and respectfully disagree with those who think it is a novelty item.

 

 

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I personally don't think it is any more a novelty item than an AR.

Yes it is different, yes it looks strange (cool in my opinion) but it

feeds ammo better than an AR (due to the use of the Glock mag system

and feed ramp) and in close quarter situation, it will shoot as accurate

(if not better than an AR). I know, I shoot both.

 

As for dirty - it's your ammo!

Lol

 

Here's mine...........................

can you buy one as a hand gun?

over weight Ray ray.

 

I had a chance to shoot it suppressed full auto at Shot Show... now that was fun. =)

No Ray because it would fall into the over 50 oz rule

so NJ would not allow it but they do make a Pistol version

 

The SDP

Not to mention it irretrievably twists anti's panties.

 

Ha, that rhymes.

over weight Ray ray.

 

I had a chance to shoot it suppressed full auto at Shot Show... now that was fun. =)

 

It is a fun gun...

The one issue is that you can't shoot it on the pistol range at CR.

 

50 yds is no fun with a .45, not to mention that it received more than its share of nosey old-timers attention.

 

Gotta go indoor.

Yea, but think of all the fun you'll have when the Zombies come...................

 

Lol

pistol version looks awesome, i'd rock it

What makes it a novelty is the problem many have with an inability to reliably eject a live round. Straight from the company tech support line "yeah we know its a problem but we havent figured out how to solve it yet. We have stopped pursuing resolving it so it is what it is"

The one I owned about two years ago would not eject a live round. A dead primer in a factory round tied up the weapon and left it dead in the water. A couple od dept that were looking at them at the time tried what I said and had the same result. The T&E's went back unadopted. So with those issues, mil spec anodizing that was anything but mil spec, the giant fake horse C can... = novelty... I can absolutely count on my AR's and since they are from a company that actually owns the TDP they are true mil spec...decidedly not a novelty.

What makes it a novelty is the problem many have with an inability to reliably eject a live round. Straight from the company tech support line "yeah we know its a problem but we havent figured out how to solve it yet. We have stopped pursuing resolving it so it is what it is"

The one I owned about two years ago would not eject a live round. A dead primer in a factory round tied up the weapon and left it dead in the water. A couple od dept that were looking at them at the time tried what I said and had the same result. The T&E's went back unadopted. So with those issues, mil spec anodizing that was anything but mil spec, the giant fake horse C can... = novelty... I can absolutely count on my AR's and since they are from a company that actually owns the TDP they are true mil spec...decidedly not a novelty.

What makes it a novelty is the problem many have with an inability to reliably eject a live round. Straight from the company tech support line "yeah we know its a problem but we havent figured out how to solve it yet. We have stopped pursuing resolving it so it is what it is"

The one I owned about two years ago would not eject a live round. A dead primer in a factory round tied up the weapon and left it dead in the water. A couple od dept that were looking at them at the time tried what I said and had the same result.

 

kills the deal for me

Since I havent owned one for quite some time I just did a google search and this came up:

 

http://www.krisstalk.com/t127-does-your-kriss-reliably-extract-live-rounds

If I lived in a state where it could be SBR'd and the ejection issue was corrected, Id be in but until then....

 

Ive had em all, Kriss, USC, PS90. The one I actually liked best was the PS90 BUT I can do so much more with my AR. So they are all gone.

I love my Kriss vector. Almost no muzzle rise and very little recoil. Uses glock 21 mags which are 13 rounds and relatively cheap. You can also add the +2 base plates in nj for 15 rounds.

 

The Kriss CRB (Carbine Rifle) is NJ legal as long as one is ordered with the stock pinned. ...

 

I only see one "evil feature". What am I missing?

I only see one "evil feature". What am I missing?

 

Detachable magazine is external to pistol grip.

Oooh I want the Kriss Vector CRB. It'll likely be my second rifle.

I personally don't think it is any more a novelty item than an AR....

.... feeds ammo better than an AR (due to the use of the Glock mag system

and feed ramp)

....and in close quarter situation, it will shoot as accurate

(if not better than an AR).

 

The amount of unsubstantiated opinion in this post is staggering...