TDI Kriss Super-V Carbine

[texas_teacher]

Shooting a wide variety of calibers in bolt rifles and even various grain weights and loadings in the same calibers will open your eyes up to alot.

Well said Texas1911! well said!

 

[Acesn8's]

I watched Weaponology on the Military Channel the other day, it was about the top 10 close quarter combat machine guns . the Kriss Super -V came out
on top of all tested including the HK MP7

 

[Texas1911]

I watched Weaponology on the Military Channel the other day, it was about the top 10 close quarter combat machine guns . the Kriss Super -V came out on top of all tested including the HK MP7

Hollywood likes over complicated guns I guess.

 

[Big country]

Anybody got a pic of this riffle?

 

[DirtyD]

Just had one in the shop today, the Crimson Trace rep has one. Give me a few hours and I will get a couple of pics up....

 

[Texas1911]

KRISS-TDI.com: The first major breakthrough in automatic weapons operating systems design in more than 120 years!

 

[Big country]

KRISS-TDI.com: The first major breakthrough in automatic weapons operating systems design in more than 120 years!

Yeah, I seen that earlier I was just hoping for a better pic.

 

[texas_teacher]

I got to handle one at McBride's the other day... they had two... one that was pretty stock and one that was all decked out... I felt the decked out one and it just felt cheesy... I mean I get that it might shoot like a dream but it just looks and feels funny... I'd take the MP5 anyday...

I've never seen that weaponology show... I've always wondered... any good?

 

[Texas1911]

I got to shoot another one, and it really reconfirmed what I had felt in the past. It had alot of busy movement that can be felt, and it maybe had a few inches of derivation difference between your normal .45 sub-gun. They advertise 95% recoil reduction and I just don't see it in practice, perhaps in full-auto, but I seem to lack a C3/SOT license to acquire one... so full auto is meaningless to me.

 

[texas_teacher]

I got to shoot another one, and it really reconfirmed what I had felt in the past. It had alot of busy movement that can be felt, and it maybe had a few inches of derivation difference between your normal .45 sub-gun. They advertise 95% recoil reduction and I just don't see it in practice, perhaps in full-auto, but I seem to lack a C3/SOT license to acquire one... so full auto is meaningless to me.

I would want one but if I got one it would have to be a snub-nose not one of those one's with the extension made civilian legal... it just looks weird and awkward then... and no grip-pod... just a straight grip... why would you want to bi-pod shoot a .45?