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There is nothing else on the rack that looks or shoots like a Vector, and the CRB G3 in Alpine White might be the sharpest one yet. That bright white Cerakote over the futuristic angular frame turns heads before you ever load a mag, but the real story is underneath. The Super V recoil mitigation system uses a bolt that travels down and back into a recess behind the magwell, redirecting recoil energy downward instead of straight into your shoulder. Pair that with a bore axis that sits about as low as physically possible and you get a 9mm carbine that stays remarkably flat during fast strings.
KRISS did more than slap a new handguard on this one. The Gen 3 housings were reworked for slimmer lines and better ergonomics, the trigger got its pre-travel cut way down from earlier generations, and the mag release is now ambidextrous and reversible. The old Picatinny forend gave way to a square M-LOK shroud with slots on the sides and bottom, so lights and hand stops mount clean and tight. You can also swap in any AR-15 pattern pistol grip, and the rear 1913 stock mount opens the door to aftermarket stocks if the included folding telescopic unit is not your style.
The 16 inch barrel wears a 4140 chrome moly build with a nitride finish and 1/2×28 threading, so muzzle devices and suppressors thread right on. Feeding comes from full size Glock 17 pattern magazines, which means spares are cheap, everywhere, and probably already in your range bag. One 10 round mag comes in the box, along with flip-up low profile sights that keep the top rail clear for a red dot.
At 7.7 pounds it carries a bit of heft, which works in its favor by soaking up what little recoil the Super V system leaves behind. For PCC matches, steel plates, or just being the most interesting gun at the range on a Saturday, this Alpine Vector delivers.
It runs full size Glock 17 pattern magazines, which is one of the best things about the platform. Factory Glock mags and quality aftermarket versions are affordable and easy to find just about anywhere. It ships with one 10 round magazine, and KRISS also makes MagEx extension kits for the platform.
Most pistol caliber carbines use straight blowback, where all the bolt energy drives straight back at you. The Vector's Super V system sends the bolt down into a recess behind the magwell, redirecting that energy downward to fight muzzle rise. Combined with an extremely low bore axis, it makes the Vector one of the flattest shooting 9mm carbines you can buy.
Quite a bit. The Gen 3 gets redesigned upper and lower housings, an M-LOK shroud in place of the old Picatinny forend, an ambidextrous reversible mag release, and a trigger with drastically reduced pre-travel. It also accepts standard AR-15 pistol grips and has a 1913 rear mount for aftermarket stocks, so it is far more customizable than earlier versions.
Yes, the 16 inch barrel is threaded 1/2×28, the standard pattern for 9mm muzzle devices and suppressors. The barrel itself is 4140 chrome moly with a nitride treatment for wear and corrosion resistance, so it holds up well to steady range use.
| UPC | 810172121577 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KV90-3CAP01 |
| Barrel Length | 16" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Number of Magazines | 1 10 rd. |
| Action | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Sights Type | Adjustable Sights |
| Sights | Low Profile Flip Up Sights |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
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