Kriss TDI Vector CRB Gen II 9mm 16″ Alpine White

The KRISS Vector CRB Gen II is a 9mm modern sporting rifle built around KRISS’s Super V nonlinear recoil mitigation system and a closed-bolt delayed-blowback action. It is fitted with a 16″ threaded barrel, full-length MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny top rail and an adjustable 6-position stock in Alpine White. Recommended optic: a 1-6×24 low-power variable optic such as the Vortex Strike Eagle will pair well for practical and competition use while remaining under $1,000.

This platform is commonly used for recreational range use and competition in pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) divisions. The design accepts standard Glock full-size magazines and features toolless disassembly and ambidextrous controls for practical handling at the range.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 810237023174.
• The manufacturer is listed as Kriss TDI.
• The model is VECTOR CRB.
• The series is Gen II CRB.
• The caliber is 9mm.
• The action is Semi-Auto.
• The barrel measures 16 inches.
• The overall length is 35.25 inches (collapsed measurement reported in source data).
• The unloaded weight is approximately 8 pounds.
• The stock color is Alpine White and the stock is a 6-position adjustable type.
• The finish is listed as Cerakote.
• The barrel type is Threaded with a Black Nitride barrel finish reported.
• The rate of twist is 1:16″.
• The safety is Ambidextrous.
• The rifle is compatible with Glock 17 style magazines.

The Vector CRB Gen II combines KRISS’s Super V mechanical layout with practical, competition-oriented features such as full-length top rail, folding low-profile sights and toolless caliber interchangeability. Its 16″ threaded barrel and modular stock allow the rifle to be configured for a range of shooting disciplines without sacrificing the low bore axis that KRISS designs for reduced muzzle rise.

Owners and enthusiasts value the Vector CRB for its reduced felt recoil and its suitability for PCC competition and recreational shooting. These attributes make it a logical option for shooters prioritizing controllability and adaptability in a 9mm rifle platform.

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