KRISS Vector CRB G2 .45 ACP Desert Camo Rifle
Caliber: .45 ACP · Capacity: 17
Specifications
Action Semi-Automatic
Finish Desert Camo
Sights Standard Sights
Weight 8.2 pounds
Capacity 17
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready Yes
Barrel Length 16 inches
Manual Safety Yes
Overall Length 38.25 inches
Trigger Safety Yes
Caliber / Gauge .45 ACP
Threaded Barrel Yes
Magazines Included 1
Ambidextrous Safety Yes
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Description
Product Overview
The KRISS Vector CRB G2 is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in .45 ACP and configured with a 16-inch threaded barrel, a six-position synthetic stock, and Desert Camo finish. Its full-length optics rail supports a wide range of sighting systems, while the factory standard sights provide a ready-to-use aiming solution. The rifle accepts 17-round magazines and combines the Vector platform's compact carbine layout with a full-length rifle barrel.
Key Features
- Semi-automatic .45 ACP rifle with a 16-inch barrel
- 17-round magazine capacity for extended shooting sessions
- Six-position synthetic stock supports adjustable length of pull
- Full-length optics rail makes the rifle optic ready
- Factory standard sights provide an immediate aiming system
- Threaded 1/2x28 barrel supports compatible muzzle devices and suppressors
The KRISS Vector CRB G2 delivers a distinctive, adaptable .45 ACP carbine configuration for range use and collection purposes.
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- SKU:
- KV45CMCFDE20
- UPC:
- 811607036879
- BUDS ID:
- 723042222
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