KRISS Vector CRB Gen2 .22 LR 16″ Alpine White

Description

The KRISS Vector CRB Gen2 .22 LR 16″ Alpine White is a dedicated rimfire trainer that brings the iconic Vector carbine ergonomics to a cost-effective, low-recoil platform. Chambered in .22 LR, it delivers the same balance and controls as its centerfire siblings, making it ideal for competition practice, small-game hunting, and plinking.

Manufacturer	KRISS USA
Model	Vector CRB Gen2 .22 LR 16″ Alpine White
Material	Alpine White polymer furniture, steel barrel with matte finish (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	.22 LR ammunition; accepts KRISS factory magazines
Finish	Alpine White polymer with black anodized aluminum receiver accents
Weight	6.5 lbs (unloaded, per KRISS specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Free-Floating M-LOK Handguard – Why it matters: Keeps the barrel free from contact, improving consistency shot to shot. The M-LOK slots let you mount lights, lasers, or a bipod without adding bulk.
• Flip-Up Sights – Why it matters: Low-profile when folded, they deploy instantly for backup aiming. You get a solid sight picture without investing in an optic right away.
• Threaded Muzzle (1/2×28) – Why it matters: Attach a suppressor or compensator to reduce noise and muzzle rise. Essential for rimfire matches where every edge counts.
• Collapsible Stock – Why it matters: Adjust length of pull to fit your body or shooting jacket. A proper fit means faster target acquisition and less fatigue during long stages.
• Ambidextrous Controls – Why it matters: Safety selector and mag release work for lefties and righties. No fumbling when the timer is running.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for competition shooters who want a reliable .22 LR trainer that mirrors their centerfire Vector’s feel. It also suits precision enthusiasts who need a low-cost platform for honing fundamentals, as well as small-game hunters who value light weight and modularity.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Lightweight, free-floated barrel for accuracy, threaded muzzle, collapsible stock, ambi controls, distinctive Alpine White finish.
• Cons: The polymer receiver can feel less rigid than aluminum; the trigger pull is heavier than aftermarket options (around 6 lbs per KRISS specs).

Comparison

Feature	KRISS Vector CRB Gen2 .22 LR	Geissele Super Duty 5.56	Zev Technologies OZ9
Caliber	.22 LR	5.56 NATO	9mm
Weight	6.5 lbs	7.2 lbs	7.0 lbs
Handguard	Free-floating M-LOK	Free-floating M-LOK	Free-floating M-LOK
Price	$809.99	$1,999	$1,499
Best For	Rimfire training/competition	Duty/competition	Competition/carry

FAQ

What magazines does the KRISS Vector CRB Gen2 .22 LR use?

It uses KRISS factory .22 LR magazines, which hold 10 or 20 rounds depending on your jurisdiction. They are polymer and designed for reliable feeding with standard velocity ammo.

Can I shoot high-velocity .22 LR in this rifle?

Yes, the rifle cycles high-velocity .22 LR without issues. For best accuracy in matches, I recommend testing a few brands—CCI Mini-Mag and Federal AutoMatch are common favorites among Vector CRB shooters.

Is the Alpine White finish durable?

The polymer furniture is UV-stable and resistant to scratches from normal use. It will not chip like paint, but heavy abuse can leave marks. A simple wipe-down keeps it looking fresh.

Does this model accept a suppressor?

Yes, the 1/2×28 threaded muzzle accepts most .22 LR suppressors. Just ensure the can is rated for rimfire pressures. A suppressor reduces report and makes practice more neighbor-friendly.

Why Shooters Trust This Rifle

• ✔ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
• ✔ Ships 1-2 business days
• ✔ 30-day returns
• ✔ Secure checkout

Last updated: April 2026

According to KRISS USA, over 50,000 Vector rifles have been sold globally since 2015. This .22 LR variant brings that same reliability to a rimfire platform.

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