Description
The Kriss USA Vector CRB Gen2 is a 9mm Luger semi-auto carbine built around KRISS’s signature closed-bolt, delayed-blowback action and engineered with a low-profile, recoil-mitigating design. This California-compliant configuration is the rifle-length entry into the Vector lineup, offering the platform’s distinctive handling and control in a configuration that meets CA feature requirements.
At the heart of the Vector CRB is a 16″ steel barrel with a 1:10″ twist and a square barrel shroud in black, paired with a flat dark earth Cerakote-finished polymer receiver. The action cycles as a semi-auto via the delayed-blowback system that defines the Vector platform, delivering reduced felt recoil and muzzle rise. A two-stage trigger with a quick reset breaks cleanly for both defensive and recreational shooting, and the ambidextrous safety supports easy manipulation from either side.
The carbine runs a fixed flat dark earth synthetic stock and ships with the California paddle grip as its installed rear grip, satisfying the state’s fixed-magazine and feature requirements. Low-profile flip-up front and rear sights come standard, giving a co-witness-ready aiming solution right out of the box. Overall length measures 36.38″ and the carbine weighs in at 8 lbs, giving it a compact, balanced feel for a pistol-caliber carbine.
With a 10+1 capacity in 9mm Luger, the Vector CRB Gen2 is set up for range, home-defense, and training use, and the platform’s Glock-pattern magazine compatibility makes it easy to feed from common 9mm pistol magazines where local regulations allow. Whether you are adding a Vector to a collection or building out a California-compliant defensive carbine, this Gen2 CRB delivers the iconic KRISS handling in a rifle-length, feature-limited package.
DISCLAIMER: Firearms and receivers are subject to state-specific shipping restrictions and must be transferred through a valid FFL dealer. Please visit our shipping restrictions page to review all applicable restrictions for your state. Subject to change.
