Description
There is nothing else on the range that looks or shoots quite like a Vector, and the CRB G2 in Alpine White takes that even further. The white Cerakote over the angular Vector chassis gets attention the second the case opens, but the real story is what happens when you press the trigger. KRISS built this carbine around their patented Super V system, a closed-bolt delayed blowback design that sends recoil energy down and away from you instead of straight back. Combine that with a bore axis that sits lower than just about anything else out there and you get a 9mm that stays remarkably flat through fast strings.
Why the Vector CRB G2 Runs So Flat
Most pistol caliber carbines are simple straight blowback guns, which means a heavy bolt slamming back and forth with every shot. The Vector's bolt rides a slider that moves downward behind the grip, redirecting that energy so the muzzle barely moves. For steel matches, PCC divisions, or just stacking fast follow-ups on a plate rack, the difference is real. The two-stage trigger has a quick reset that keeps up with however fast you can run it.
Feeding and Furniture on the Alpine White Vector
Magazine logistics could not be easier since the CRB runs standard full-size Glock 17 mags, including 33-round sticks if you want to load up. One 17-round magazine ships in the box. The 16 inch barrel wears a black nitride finish and sits inside a square shroud that carries the Vector look through the full length of the gun. Up top you get a full-length Picatinny rail with low-profile flip-up sights already installed, so you can run irons out of the box or add a red dot without buying anything extra. A six-position collapsible M4-style stock lets you dial in length of pull, and the ambidextrous safety works for lefties too.
A 9mm Carbine That Stands Out
At 7.8 pounds with a 35.25 inch collapsed length, the CRB G2 handles easily on the move and looks like nothing else in the safe. If you want a range gun that draws a crowd and shoots flatter than it has any right to, this is the one.
Key Specifications
- Model: Vector CRB Gen 2
- Manufacturer Part Number: KV90CAP20
- UPC: 810237023174
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Semi-auto, closed-bolt delayed blowback (KSV)
- Barrel Length: 16 in, threaded
- Barrel Finish: Black Nitride (QPQ)
- Twist Rate: 1:10
- Magazine Compatibility: Full-size Glock 17 magazines
- Included Magazine: One 17-round
- Stock: 6-position collapsible M4-style
- Sights: Low-profile flip-up front and rear
- Overall Length: 35.25 in collapsed / 38.5 in extended
- Weight: 7.8 lbs unloaded
- Finish: Cerakote Alpine White
- Safety: Ambidextrous
What’s Included
- KRISS Vector CRB G2 carbine
- One 17-round magazine
- Cleaning kit
- Cable lock
- User manual
- Warranty card
Frequently Asked Questions
What magazines does the KRISS Vector CRB G2 accept?
It runs standard full-size Glock 9mm magazines, the same ones a Glock 17 uses. That includes factory 17-rounders, extended 33-round sticks, and the huge aftermarket that comes with the Glock pattern. One 17-round magazine comes in the box.
Does the Super V system really reduce recoil?
It makes a noticeable difference compared to standard straight blowback carbines. Instead of a heavy bolt driving straight back, the Vector's bolt is linked to a slider that travels downward, redirecting energy away from your shoulder. Paired with an extremely low bore axis, the muzzle stays flat and follow-up shots come back on target fast.
Is the barrel on the Vector CRB G2 threaded for a muzzle device?
Yes, the 16 inch black nitride barrel comes threaded from the factory, so you can add a compensator, brake, or suppressor. The square barrel shroud keeps the full-length Vector profile intact along the way.
Can I mount an optic on the Vector CRB G2?
Absolutely. There is a full-length Picatinny top rail ready for red dots, magnifiers, or a low-power scope. Low-profile flip-up sights come installed, so they tuck out of the way under an optic and pop up as backups whenever you need them.





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