The Kriss Vector Gen II CRB 10mm semi-auto rifle brings modern engineering and genuine recoil management to the 10mm platform. Built on Kriss USA's proprietary delayed-blowback operating system, this rifle tames the hard-hitting 10mm round with mechanical precision rather than brute force—meaning faster, more predictable shots and less muzzle rise when it counts. If you shoot 10mm pistols and want that same caliber in a rifle form with genuinely different ergonomics and control, the Vector Gen II CRB delivers that without compromise.

The 16-inch barrel strikes a practical balance: compact enough to handle in tight spaces (like vehicle storage for overlanders or truck hunters), long enough to wring the velocity potential out of 10mm ammunition. The collapsible stock lets you dial in length of pull from 35.25 inches collapsed to 38.5 inches extended, so it adapts whether you're wearing heavy layers or shooting in shirtsleeves. That modularity extends to the rifle's overall design—Kriss built this for shooters who want to customize and experiment rather than accept a fixed platform.

At 7.8 pounds unloaded, it's nimble for a modern rifle. The frame combines advanced metal and polymer composite construction for durability without unnecessary weight. This is a thinking shooter's rifle: 10mm enthusiasts, 3-gun competitors running specialized loads, and hunters who've committed to 10mm cartridges will appreciate the platform-specific engineering. The 10-round magazine keeps the rifle ergonomic and legal in most jurisdictions, though its compact footprint makes it easy to bring extra mags to the range or into the field.

The Kriss Vector Gen II CRB 10mm semi-auto rifle brings modern engineering and genuine recoil management to the 10mm platform. Built on Kriss USA's proprietary delayed-blowback operating system, this rifle tames the hard-hitting 10mm round with mechanical precision rather than brute force—meaning faster, more predictable shots and less muzzle rise when it counts. If you shoot 10mm pistols and want that same caliber in a rifle form with genuinely different ergonomics and control, the Vector Gen II CRB delivers that without compromise.

The 16-inch barrel strikes a practical balance: compact enough to handle in tight spaces (like vehicle storage for overlanders or truck hunters), long enough to wring the velocity potential out of 10mm ammunition. The collapsible stock lets you dial in length of pull from 35.25 inches collapsed to 38.5 inches extended, so it adapts whether you're wearing heavy layers or shooting in shirtsleeves. That modularity extends to the rifle's overall design—Kriss built this for shooters who want to customize and experiment rather than accept a fixed platform.

At 7.8 pounds unloaded, it's nimble for a modern rifle. The frame combines advanced metal and polymer composite construction for durability without unnecessary weight. This is a thinking shooter's rifle: 10mm enthusiasts, 3-gun competitors running specialized loads, and hunters who've committed to 10mm cartridges will appreciate the platform-specific engineering. The 10-round magazine keeps the rifle ergonomic and legal in most jurisdictions, though its compact footprint makes it easy to bring extra mags to the range or into the field.