Good video, I have the HK USC .45 and the kriss vector pistol with stabilizing brace in 10mm. My own personal experience has been more “felt recoil”, but also less muzzle rise with the kriss than the USC. For me, when I rapid fire the USC the barrel keeps rising, but the vector stays pretty much on target with rapid fire, except that it tends to kick out to a right a bit between each round. Great review.
Great video. You are lucky to have a Kriss without the fin grip. I have the Kriss Vector but in .22 LR instead of 9 mm or .45 ACP because I do not want to have the stupid CA fin grip. I don't know if we can get rid of that stupid CA fin grip in the future. This state is no longer California, but China-fornia unfortunately...
@@ChrisChuUsa thank you. However, I still prefer the Vector in 9mm or .45 ACP because the .22 LR has no recoil force at all, but can't get it without the stupid fin grip...
Beautiful HK! Ordered a HK P2000sk in V2 based on your recommendation. It will take a few months to get here but the best option for ccw here in California. I purchased a PCC for home defense not too long after.
@:19 Chu asks a legitimate question only partially answers. Why shoot pistol round through a carbine instead of a rifle round? Here’s a few thoughts: 1. At least for the moment, 45 ACP rounds are less than .223/.556, therefore, less expensive to shoot. 2. Not all indoor ranges allow rifle/rounds. 3. Future gun control laws may impact “AR” / AK” rounds. .45 acp not likely to be affected. 4. Its not a “brace” pistol. Again, future laws look bleak for brace “carbines”. 5. Less recoil/noise .
Good job on the review. If I may add, the USC's bolt is filled with tungsten.
Your killing bro!!! Now I have to go buy a HK USC!! 😂 good review.
Great discussion.
Good video, I have the HK USC .45 and the kriss vector pistol with stabilizing brace in 10mm. My own personal experience has been more “felt recoil”, but also less muzzle rise with the kriss than the USC. For me, when I rapid fire the USC the barrel keeps rising, but the vector stays pretty much on target with rapid fire, except that it tends to kick out to a right a bit between each round. Great review.
Great feedbacks!
Fin grips enrage me. Such a shame on a beautiful firearm. Move to Texas! 🔥
Great video. You are lucky to have a Kriss without the fin grip. I have the Kriss Vector but in .22 LR instead of 9 mm or .45 ACP because I do not want to have the stupid CA fin grip. I don't know if we can get rid of that stupid CA fin grip in the future. This state is no longer California, but China-fornia unfortunately...
Kriss in 22lr is hard to find, congrats!
@@ChrisChuUsa thank you. However, I still prefer the Vector in 9mm or .45 ACP because the .22 LR has no recoil force at all, but can't get it without the stupid fin grip...
Beautiful HK! Ordered a HK P2000sk in V2 based on your recommendation. It will take a few months to get here but the best option for ccw here in California. I purchased a PCC for home defense not too long after.
Good moves!
@@ChrisChuUsa Apprecaite it Sir! Love the content. Keep the videos coming!
@:19 Chu asks a legitimate question only partially answers. Why shoot pistol round through a carbine instead of a rifle round? Here’s a few thoughts: 1. At least for the moment, 45 ACP rounds are less than .223/.556, therefore, less expensive to shoot. 2. Not all indoor ranges allow rifle/rounds. 3. Future gun control laws may impact “AR” / AK” rounds. .45 acp not likely to be affected. 4. Its not a “brace” pistol. Again, future laws look bleak for brace “carbines”. 5. Less recoil/noise .
Why u got a fin grip on the HK and not vector ?? If your not in a restrictive state this it off !!
For PDW should I get the vector CRB or SMG?
How is it to handle with the grip wrap? I live in a ban state and that's the only option for this for me.
Awkward 🥵 but what can you do