Kriss TDI VECTOR CRB G2 9mm 16″ KV90CBL20

The KRISS Vector CRB Gen II is a 9mm semi-automatic carbine built around the company’s Super V recoil mitigation architecture. This CRB G2 configuration ships with a 16″ barrel, M4-style six-position synthetic stock and a full-length Picatinny top rail. The design accepts standard Glock magazines and includes low-profile folding sights for immediate use on the range.

For an optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this platform, consider a 1-6×24 low-power variable such as the Vortex Strike Eagle series; it provides fast target acquisition and usable magnification for typical pistol-caliber carbine ranges.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 810237023082.
• The caliber is listed as 9mm Luger.
• The barrel measures 16 inches.
• The action is Semi-automatic.
• The operating system is a closed-bolt delayed-blowback KSV Super V system.
• The overall length is Extended: 38.5 in / Collapsed: 35.25 in.
• The unloaded weight is listed as approximately 7.8 lbs.
• The frame combines advanced metal components with an advanced polymer composite.
• The barrel finish is specified as Black Nitride.
• The stock is a 6-position M4-style black synthetic stock.
• The carbine accepts standard Glock magazines.
• The top uses a full-length MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail for optics and accessories.
• The firearm includes low-profile folding (flip-up) sights.
• The trigger is a pivoting, single-stage trigger with audible and tactile reset.
• Included accessories are back-up front & rear sight, M4 stock, and one magazine.

The Vector CRB G2 is engineered for controlled, repeatable shooting with its Super V system and low bore axis, making it well suited to recreational range use and pistol-caliber carbine competition. Its Glock-magazine compatibility broadens ammunition and magazine options for shooters looking to simplify logistics or run extended-capacity magazines for matches.

Owners commonly praise the Super V recoil mitigation for reducing felt recoil and improving follow-up shot speed, and many users note appreciation for the platform’s Glock magazine compatibility and ergonomics.

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