KSV SDP 45 SEC DETL 5.5 TB 13 - Blue/Black, 5.5" Barrel, 13+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, 3-Dot Sights

I received my weapon within 7 days the weapon perform outstanding. However, as any weapon ensure you clean and lube it before using. This is Key when dealing with this weapon.. Do to the charging handle and the 45 degree turn you will need to work this out. But after it is worked out it will perform like a Kriss should. I ran 2500 rounds within the last three days I love it no jams broke it back down and clean it not much to clean it wasn't a lot of carbon built up. The charging lever loosen up and performed OUTSTANDING. It is a fun weapon to use on the range. I will continue to use it but if you get this weapon I have one bit of advice. Before purchasing it please take a course in how to reload .45 acp rounds. Get a setup in your workshop since you will love this weapon and run through boxes and boxes of rounds. Did I say 2500 rounds in three days outstanding....

Cannot stress enough that, if you have the money to spend, (and some to spend afterwards,) this gun is totally worth it. I've had nothing but good experiences at the range with it, and after 500 rounds it's going solid. Takedown is strange to say the least, but very easy once you get accustomed to the Vector's eccentricities. At the range, she shoots very well up to 20 yards unsupported, though I use an Eotech on most occasions. Everyone wants a piece of this piece, and no matter what crazy loads they use, the Vector eats them up, no problems. The Vector is an awesome platform, but you will probably be wanting more... That said, attaching a stock to this weapon (my next step) is something best left to the manufacturer, and requires a Form 1 for the NFA, as it will become a short barreled rifle after the modification. Quite a lengthy and moderately expensive venture, but it's been said to be worth it from those who have gone through the process. Only one other note: the manual (at the time of this writing) says to not install any non-KRISS accessories on the Vector. I have had no problems throwing on an Eotech and a stubby little magpul foregrip, which I highly recommend. (Not because the recoil is substantial, it is barely a passing annoyance, but rather because this thing is heavy! Just another reason to consider that stock, I guess.) This gun might be out of some people's price range, but saving up for the Vector has been seriously rewarding. I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering a fun, unique way to shoot 45 ACP. As a bonus, all of those kids raised on Call of Duty will be drooling while you're just casually putting rounds downrange!