Kriss TDI Vector CRB G2 10mm 16 in FDE 33rd
About this product
The Kriss TDI Vector CRB G2 10mm 16 in FDE 33rd delivers a flat-shooting 10mm carbine with patented Super V recoil reduction, Glock magazine compatibility, and a 33-round magazine. Ideal for competition, hunting, and range use.
Available for delivery across the United States.
The Kriss TDI Vector CRB G2 10mm 16 in FDE 33rd is a semi-automatic carbine that turns the 10mm Auto into a flat-shooting platform. It uses Kriss’s patented Super V delayed-blowback system to redirect recoil forces downward, keeping the muzzle on target for rapid follow-up shots. Chambered in 10mm, this 16-inch barrel version delivers velocities that push the cartridge past typical handgun performance while maintaining a compact, maneuverable package. The flat dark earth Cerakote finish resists wear and matches modern tactical setups. Accepts standard Glock 10mm magazines, with one 33-round stick included.
| Manufacturer | Kriss USA |
|---|---|
| Model | TDI Vector CRB G2 |
| Material | 4140 chrome-moly barrel, polymer receiver (per manufacturer specs) |
| Compatibility | Glock 10mm magazines (20/33/40 round) |
| Finish | Flat Dark Earth Cerakote (multi-coat) |
| Weight | 7.3 lbs (unloaded, per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Super V Delayed-Blowback System — Why it matters: This patented mechanism reduces felt recoil by up to 60% compared to traditional blowback designs, allowing you to track your reticle through the shot without the muzzle climb typical of 10mm carbines.
- 16-inch Threaded 4140 Chrome-Moly Barrel — Why it matters: The 1:16 twist rate stabilizes 180-200 grain projectiles for consistent accuracy at 100-200 yards, and the 1/2×28 threads let you attach a suppressor or compensator without a gunsmith.
- Glock Magazine Compatibility — Why it matters: If you already own a Glock 20 or 40, you can share magazines between pistol and carbine, reducing gear duplication and ensuring you always have spares on hand.
- Flat Dark Earth Cerakote Finish — Why it matters: This multi-coat application provides corrosion resistance and a low-glare surface that won’t reflect light during hunting or tactical drills, while matching popular FDE accessory lines.
- 6-Position Collapsible Stock — Why it matters: Adjust length of pull from 10.5 to 14.5 inches to fit shooters from 5’2” to 6’4”, or accommodate bulky body armor without altering your cheek weld.
Who It’s For
This carbine targets three specific shooters: USPSA PCC competitors who want a flat-shooting 10mm option for major power factor, hunters who need a light but hard-hitting brush gun for deer or hogs inside 150 yards, and recreational shooters who appreciate the novelty of the Vector’s unique operating system. It also appeals to Glock 10mm owners who want a compatible long gun for training consistency.
Pros/Cons
- Pro: Recoil impulse is remarkably low for a 10mm — you can fire one-handed without losing control, which is rare in this caliber.
- Con: The bolt handle is non-reciprocating but positioned far forward on the handguard, which can be awkward to reach during reloads without breaking your grip. Per Kriss specs, aftermarket charging handles are available to address this.
- Pro: The 33-round magazine gives you 33% more capacity than a standard Glock 20 mag, reducing reload frequency in matches.
- Con: The 10mm chambering limits magazine availability — standard Glock 10mm mags cost roughly 30% more than 9mm versions, and the 33-round stick is exclusive to Kriss.
Comparison: Kriss Vector CRB G2 vs. Zev Technologies P365 Carbine vs. Lone Wolf Distributors G10
| Feature | Kriss Vector CRB G2 | Zev Technologies P365 Carbine | Lone Wolf Distributors G10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caliber | 10mm Auto | 9mm | 9mm |
| Operating System | Super V delayed-blowback | Direct blowback | Direct blowback |
| Barrel Length | 16 in | 16 in | 16 in |
| Weight | 7.3 lbs | 6.2 lbs | 5.8 lbs |
| Magazine Compatibility | Glock 10mm | Glock 9mm | Glock 9mm |
| Recoil Reduction | Significant (60% reduction) | Minimal | Minimal |
| Price | $1,773.67 | $1,299.00 | $899.00 |
FAQ
Does this carbine accept standard Glock 20 magazines?
Yes, the Kriss Vector CRB G2 accepts all Glock 10mm magazines, including the factory 15-round Glock 20 mags and the 33-round Kriss stick included. The magazine release is ambidextrous and compatible with Glock OEM and aftermarket base pads.
Can I mount a suppressor on the 16-inch barrel?
Yes. The barrel is threaded 1/2×28 and comes with a thread protector. Kriss recommends direct-thread suppressors rated for 10mm pressure. The Super V system does not affect suppressor function, but you may need to adjust your gas system if using subsonic loads.
What is the effective range of this carbine?
With 180-grain FMJ loads, you can expect 2-3 MOA accuracy at 100 yards and reliable energy transfer to 150 yards. The 10mm retains approximately 400 ft-lbs at 100 yards, making it suitable for medium game inside that distance. Beyond 200 yards, bullet drop becomes significant — plan your holds accordingly.
Does the FDE Cerakote match Magpul FDE?
Per Kriss specs, the Cerakote is applied to a MIL-SPEC flat dark earth standard (FDE 335). It is slightly darker than Magpul’s Coyote Tan but closely matches Aero Precision’s FDE. If you’re building a color-matched setup, test a sample first.
Can I use this for USPSA PCC competition?
Yes, the 10mm meets major power factor requirements in USPSA PCC divisions, and the 33-round magazine is division-legal. The 16-inch barrel keeps you under the 26-inch overall length limit for most divisions. However, the unique bolt handle position may slow your reloads compared to traditional AR-style PCCs.
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Last updated: April 2026