Kriss Super V

[Nemesis]

Mine wasn't a blank..., hearing was done for at least 10-15 seconds, other senses stayed with me, as did bladder control thankfully...

Thats a nice hole in the wall lmfao. The ringing was so bad i couldnt help but close my eyes and shake my head lol...thankfuly there was carpet, cant imagine with hardwood floors

 

[BradMacc82]

I could not imagine shooting my AR indoors w/o ears...

'It's not pleasant' is a slight understatement - trust me. It'll definitely ring your bell some, and that was a 16" - I shudder to think of an SBR going off indoors, ears would probably bleed...

I also have very sensitive hearing, so that didn't help me in the least.

 

[BradMacc82]

It went thru the floor into the basement, thru the hardwood, the joist, missed the plumbing and the hot water heater - penetrated the cinder-block foundation, but didn't exit it.

Since then I always double check my primer's seated depth on my reloads, rookie mistake that nearly cost me a fair amount of money.

 

[Numidian]

If you really want a tacticool .45 carbine, why not just build a .45 AR?

 

[SCARCQB]

consolidating huh? may I suggest a select fire factory Mac 10 / 45

you can later add a slow fire upper and be done with it.

 

[dwnthehatch]

I have a JR Carbine. It comes in 9mm and takes GLOCK mags. they also sell .40 and .45 conversion kits for it.

http://www.justrightcarbines.com/JR_Carbine_Products.html

 

[LineofSight]

Kriss V is awesome. If your ever in the neighborhood around Harford County I'll let you shoot her. It's a blast to shoot and most of my calibers are .45 also. Nothing like wielding 30 rounds of .45 with very little recoil.

 

[randyho]

Would love to have a Kriss. Go for it! sbr it and get a can.

consolidating huh? may I suggest a select fire factory Mac 10 / 45

It'd be interesting to compare the two for controllability. I got to play with the latter a while back and I don't recall it being a precision tool Or, with it, I certainly wasn't.

 

[LineofSight]

It'd be interesting to compare the two for controllability. I got to play with the latter a while back and I don't recall it being a precision tool Or, with it, I certainly wasn't.[/QUOTE]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKd6iXHTQg&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[FI$H]

Just went to Engage and got to play with the Kriss, and i think im going to buy it!

 

[ericoak]

I dont think they sell the select fire ones to the public.

Incorrect, you can buy a select fire tommy gun they just cost around $15,000. You could get a select fire Mac10 in .45 for around $3500-4000. Much easier to shoot than a pistol.

 

[FI$H]

Incorrect, you can buy a select fire tommy gun they just cost around $15,000. You could get a select fire Mac10 in .45 for around $3500-4000. Much easier to shoot than a pistol.

I was talking about Kriss does not sell the select fire to the public.

 

[smokey]

It'd be interesting to compare the two for controllability. I got to play with the latter a while back and I don't recall it being a precision tool Or, with it, I certainly wasn't.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKd6iXHTQg&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/QUOTE]

I remember being pissed the knight pdw wasnt top dog on that. pdw is just damned cool

 

[bigjsteelerfan]

one caliber, i dont think i could ever do that

 

[rouchna]

I don't have one but I have shot a Beretta CX4 and I enjoyed it. It's a bit weird looking for me, but it shot like a dream.

EDIT: It had a Sierra trigger job, not the stock trigger.

 

[LineofSight]

Kriss V is definitely a novelty piece and not for everyone. If you enjoy the SMG type platform in a pistol caliber, the Kriss definitely is a worthy choice. Good luck on your purchase.

 

[ericoak]

I was talking about Kriss does not sell the select fire to the public.

Oh true although civilians can get SOTs so that not entirely true either.

 

[phenamunan]

Just a suggestion from left field, but if you want one caliber that chambers in a pistol and a carbine, why not 5.7mm? It doesn't over-penetrate like a full power rifle round, the ammo's relatively low weight, it's a little more expensive than .45, but not too much and the PS90 is good out to 200 meters. Seems like a decent compromise.

 

[FI$H]

I love the 5.7 round, the only problem is not everyone sells it.

edit- I take that back im going to seriously take a good look at the 5.7