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Ick
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Posted: November/19/2009 at 12:02 |
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Was considering buying one of these for Christmas this year.
From their site:
What is the price?
MSRP's for the current KRISS models and available are as follows: -- CRB/SO Basic: $1,745 -- CRB/SO Tactical: $2,629 (Includes Surefire Light Kit, Tactical Sling, EoTech 511 Sight and GripPod/Bi-pod System) -- SBR/SO (Short-barrel Rifle: $1,895 (sold only where legal) 5.5", 15mm OD, non-threaded barrel standard. -- SBR/SO Tactical: $2,745 (same equipment as above) -- Conversion of Standard 16" barrel CRB/SO to 5.5" SBR/SO (Short barrel rifle):
NOTE: ONLY KRISS-TDI factory SBR conversions will preserve your orginal owner Lifetime Limited Warranty. Separate lower for SBR is not yet available for purchase" My thought was to check it out this weekend and perhaps order the RIFLE version. Once I shoot it for a while THEN I would go SBR with it. I would then have TDI modify.
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1. What do you guys think about the system at this price.
2. Should I go with the basic and buy my own accessories from SWFA or is this a good deal? I am thinking I will likely want to buy my OWN optics instead of the EoTech 511 sight.
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300S&W
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Hey ick,ya need to read the CHRISTMAS rules. You buy gifts for others not yourself.
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Ick
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Uh, um..... I mean I am getting it for my Mom. You think the EoTech kit for her or buy the basic model and get another optic.... uh.... ummm....
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338LAPUASLAP
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Have you seen the gelatin test on this? |
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300S&W
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Either way I think she'll LUV it.
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Kickboxer
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I could have gone forever without that mind picture...
Ick and gelatin... not pretty.
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Ick
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lol.
Is there a gealtine test? A assume it woudn't be any different than any other 45, no?
I am "Goin' Rogue" with the gelatin, baby! Edited by Ick - November/19/2009 at 13:53 |
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338LAPUASLAP
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balistic gelatin double tap same entry...
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Ick
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Well, I looked at one of these last night. Certainly an interesting weapon system. Surprisingly heavy though.
It weighs in at 5.6 lbs, the SBR version, which almost matches the 5.95 lbs of my PS90 SBR. I just couldn't see making a purchase... especially given that I would likely have to file the NFA forms and wait. Since I already have a PDW I don't think I am going to purchase this. I guess I just expected it to be more, uh, managable or something. Just didn't feel comfortable.
I read that the muzzel rize for the KRISS is 2º.... and that standard AR rise is 8º. I wonder what the PS90 muzzel rise is?
Wait, I mean I don't think I am going to purchase this for MY MOM for Christmas. She will just have to settle for my PS90. Besides, she already re-loads ammo for that size anyhow so this way she doesn't have to learn a new round. Edited by Ick - November/20/2009 at 08:11 |
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Dale Clifford
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really confused-- is this a 45 acp carbine or did I miss something??
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Dale Clifford
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would really suggest going to a range that provides demo NFA if you haven't shot them much. a 13- 17 rd 45 mag is pretty low, but in any case 9mm and 45 subs and or carbines don't really have a recoil or muzzle rise, sometimes as in the case of the Uzi the bolt weighs about 2 lbs by itself and the impulse from it is mistaken for recoil. 45 acp does not benefit from longer barrels, 6-8 in is about it. If you are sacrificiing something like a 40 rd uzi mag or HK why not make up for it in muzzle energy. such as 458 socom or 450 bushmaster? |
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