features Overall Length: 818 mm (32.2”) - 865 mm (34.1”)
“THE VECTOR DOES DEFINITELY PERFORM VERY WELL BUT IT DOESN’T HAVE AN ACTIVE BRAKING MOSFET THAT GIVES YOU THAT SNAPPY TRIGGER YOU GET ON A SYSTEMA.” that can be put in place but I’ve never tried them yet. The bigger battery compartment isn’t that much bigger either, so I ended up using the battery I had in the shorter version anyway. The stock I liked more than I thought I would but I kept it at the minimum length. Up front I had a PTS FORTIS MLOK grip that I’ve always found good and for optics the Vortex Spitfire Prism Scope – it’s an amazing piece of kit that needs to be seen to be believed.
Overall Height: 180 mm (7.1”) Weight: 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs) Inner Barrel Length: 280 mm Inner Barrel Diameter: 6.05 mm Rate of Fire: 24+ RPS Velocity: 340fps/1.07J on Blaster 0.20g BBs (SKAN Chronograph)
EXTERNAL FEATURES KRISS Vector GEN II (2017) receiver KRISS Vector ambidextrous folding/sliding stock KRISS Vector M-Lok hand guard DEFIANCE® flip-up front and rear sight Ambidextrous fire selector Semi, two-round burst, and full auto fire modes Ambidextrous safety Piston reset on safe KRISS Vector GEN II pivoting trigger
MIL-STD 1913 picatinny top and bottom rail
INTERNAL FEATURES
CONCLUSION With a RRP of £600 it is a whopping £160 more than the standard Vector and that is a real shame putting it out of many player’s price range. Aftermarket front ends/rails do go for around £100 quite often and the stock, well it’s just swapping one for another so shouldn’t cost any more. That leaves £60 extra for the replacement trigger, slightly different markings, longer barrel and that’s it. Given the EVO that is a comparable AEG has a much higher spec on paper, is also fully licensed, has mag detection, an Active Brake MOSFET, it’s manufactured in Europe and it’s still almost £250 cheaper! Granted, the only real difference is the Limited Edition factor and it is really nice - but £250 is just that. I really do think the Vector is one of the most solid performing SMG’s I’ve ever seen for its size and I like it’s boxy weirdness a little better than the EVO but that is purely aesthetics. I just find £160 on top of the regular Vector a little much to swallow, maybe £525ish would’ve been a nicer price but I’d still like to see an Active Brake MOSFET in there soon. AA
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xmas 2018
Vector Mechbox with solid steel bushing Integrated FET system Electronic trigger Quick spring change Padded cylinder head Relief-cut cylinder window Adjustable rotary hop-up Temperature and wear resistant hop-up bucking KRYTAC 30K high-torque, short type mot RRP £600