GearKRISS USA adds 9mm Vector to lineup

KRISS USA adds 9mm Vector to lineup

Heavily influenced by Maxim belt-fed heavy machine guns of the First Word War, the Vector utilizes a proprietary operating method that shifts the recoil impulse downward to counter muzzle climb.
  • By Jim Grant
  • December 11, 2015

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KRISS USA, makers of the Vector family of firearms, showcased the new 9mm versions of their mainstay firearm at Big 3 East, near Daytona Beach, Florida. Heavily influenced by Maxim belt-fed heavy machine guns of the First Word War, the Vector utilizes a proprietary operating method that shifts the recoil impulse downward to counter muzzle climb. Original models were chambered solely in .45 ACP,  designed to reintroduce the concept of a submachine gun to the US military.

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