Description
There aren't many rifles you can spot from across the range, but the KRISS Vector is one of them. The Vector CRB Gen II in .22 LR keeps everything that makes the platform stand out, the angular lines, the low bore axis, the compact ergonomics, and pairs it with a cartridge that costs pennies a round. That combination turns an afternoon of plinking into something that feels a whole lot cooler than your average rimfire carbine.
What the Vector 22 CRB Brings to the Bench
The 16 inch barrel comes threaded 1/2-28, which happens to be the most common rimfire muzzle thread out there, so adding a compensator or other muzzle device is about as easy as it gets. Up front, the free-floating aluminum M-LOK handguard gives you plenty of real estate for lights, hand stops, or a bipod, and the full-length top rail handles optics without any fuss. KRISS includes low-profile flip-up front and rear sights, so the rifle is ready to shoot the day you bring it home. The 6-position adjustable stock dials in length of pull for just about any shooter in the family, which makes this a great rig for introducing new folks to rifle shooting.
Built for Range Days, Training, and Small Game
Under the hood, this is a dedicated .22 LR blowback action, not a conversion, and it runs on Vector 22 magazines with a 10 round mag in the box. Higher capacity Vector 22 mags are sold separately if you want to stretch out your range sessions. Handy features like the last round bolt hold-open and ambidextrous safety lever carry over from the centerfire Vectors, so it works as a legit trainer for anyone running a 9mm Vector. Whether you're chasing steel in a rimfire match, working with a new shooter, or wandering the woods after squirrels, the Vector 22 CRB delivers the goods without draining your ammo budget.
Why the KRISS Vector Rimfire Earns Its Spot
Plenty of .22 rifles will punch paper just fine. What this one adds is character. It's accurate, endlessly customizable, and grins-all-around fun to shoot, which is exactly what a rimfire carbine should be.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: KRISS USA
- Model: Vector CRB Gen II (Vector 22)
- MPN: KV22CBL00
- UPC: 811607032710
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Semi-Auto, Blowback
- Barrel Length: 16 inches
- Muzzle Thread: 1/2"-28 TPI
- Capacity: 10+1
- Handguard: Free-Floating Aluminum M-LOK
- Stock: 6-Position Adjustable
- Sights: Flip-Up Front and Rear
- Safety: Ambidextrous Safety Lever
- Overall Length: 42.7 inches
- Finish: Black
What’s Included
- KRISS Vector CRB Gen II .22 LR rifle
- One 10-round Vector 22 magazine
- Flip-up front and rear sights (installed)
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the KRISS Vector 22 CRB use Glock magazines like the centerfire Vectors?
No, this one runs on dedicated KRISS Vector 22 rimfire magazines. It ships with one 10-round mag, and KRISS makes 30-round Vector 22 magazines you can pick up separately if you want more capacity for range days or matches.
Can I mount a suppressor or muzzle device on the Vector CRB Gen II?
Yes. The 16 inch barrel is threaded 1/2-28, which is the standard thread pattern for most rimfire suppressors, compensators, and flash hiders. That makes swapping muzzle devices quick and painless.
Is this a good trainer for a centerfire KRISS Vector?
It's one of the best reasons to buy it. The Vector 22 shares the same general ergonomics, control layout, ambidextrous safety, and sight picture as the 9mm and other centerfire Vectors, so you can build reps with cheap .22 LR ammo. It's also a great platform for teaching newer folks thanks to the mild recoil and adjustable stock.
Does the KRISS Vector 22 come with sights, or do I need an optic?
It comes with low-profile flip-up front and rear sights installed, so it's range ready out of the box. If you'd rather run a red dot or scope, the full-length top rail gives you plenty of mounting room and the flip-ups fold down out of the way.





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