The KRYTAC KRISS USA Vector AEG SMG is a perfect replica of the original firearm in terms of appearance, though there’s an orange tip for legal reasons. Unlike the standard variant, this one is a two-tone colored version, with the lower receiver sporting a tan paint job.

KRYTAC uses an advanced gearbox for the best possible performance, including the company’s 30K neodymium magnets. The 8mm gearbox also boasts a quick-change spring system for easy modification. Rest assured that all the internals are designed to optimize the AEG’s performance.

Even though this is a full-sized Vector replica, the folding stock makes it incredibly easy to lug around. It’s only a few inches longer than a handgun, making it an excellent choice for close-quarters fighting.

By default, the AEG comes with flip-up iron sights, but you can mount any Picatinny-compatible scope on it. These sights can work in tandem with red dot sights too. The bottom also has a rail for foregrips or flashlights, increasing the weapon’s utility.

Modern firearms tend to have ambidextrous controls, and this KRYTAC KRISS USA Vector is entirely usable by right and left-handed players. The only exception is the charging handle on the left side.

Overall, this AEG SMG is perfect for those who enjoy shorter ranges and anyone wanting a compact but powerful weapon.

Specifications:

• 360 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• 95 rounds in the magazine
• Fully-licensed replica
• 8mm VECTOR gearbox
• KRYTAC FET system
• Electronic trigger unit
• Adjustable rotary hop-up
• Semi-auto, 2-round burst, and full-auto firing modes
• 11.1v LiPO 1400mAh battery and charger not included
• 5.73 lbs.

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Besides Vector replicas, KRYTAC also has this Trident SPR MK2 M-LOK AEG Airsoft Rifle. It’s longer than the M4 design and is around the same length as the M16. Thus, it’s best to call it a full-size service rifle.

The Trident comes with KRYTAC’s 8mm version 2 gearbox, letting users swap springs for variable FPS and firing rates. The motor is a high-torque long type that uses KRYTAC 20K neodymium magnets. With these parts, the weapon operates like a well-oiled machine.

You can even program the integrated MOSFET, allowing you to customize the firing modes according to your preferences. When combined with the adjustable hop-up, you can create a rifle for any situation.

The most noticeable component of this rifle is the free-floating M-LOK handguard that protects the 280mm barrel. The top rail is seamlessly linked to the receiver rail for unlimited optic mounting options. On the other hand, the others are all M-LOK rails for versatile positions, even diagonal angles.

As the rifle is rather lengthy, KRYTAC chose to ship it with a six-position telescopic buttstock. It doesn’t just improve CQC potential, but the batteries are stored inside too.

Specifications:

• 395 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• 300 rounds in the magazine
• Ambidextrous fire control
• 8mm VECTOR gearbox
• MOSFET system
• Special buttstock
• Adjustable rotary hop-up
• Semi-auto, 2-round burst, and full-auto firing modes
• 11.1v LiPO 1400mAh battery and charger not included
• 5.5 lbs.

Small units use the light machine gun to lay down suppressive fire, usually feeding rounds from ammunition belts. When an AR15 is converted into an LMG, you get this KRYTAC Trident LMG. Anyone familiar with an M4 or M16 can quickly adapt to this weapon.

As with many of its products, KRYTAC uses its signature 8mm gearbox with an integrated MOSFET. You won’t have to disassemble the gearbox when you want to change the spring. It saves a lot of time when you only wish to make an FPS or rate of fire change, sometimes both at once.

The top rail comes with an ACOG scope, but you can swap it out for something else. It doesn’t extend beyond the top receiver, however.

The handguard is where things get interesting, especially with the Keymod rails. All four directions have several Keymod slots, allowing you to mount real-life tactical accessories. It’s also possible to attach Picatinny rails onto the Keymod handguard, especially for the bottom rail.

What sets this weapon apart from some LMGs is that it’s not just compatible with the 3,500-round box magazine. You can use most other M4/M16 STANAG airsoft magazines on this rifle, which is handy when the box goes empty. Any teammates armed with M4s can resupply you with extra ammunition.

Specifications:

• 380-400 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• 3,500 rounds in the magazine, compatible with other magazines
• Ambidextrous fire control
• 8mm VECTOR gearbox
• MOSFET system
• Special buttstock
• Semi-auto and full-auto firing modes
• 9.6v LiPO 1400mAh battery and charger not included
• 7.12 lbs.

After the Trident series sold well, KRYTAC introduced the ALPHA series of AEGs. This KRYTAC ALPHA CRB is a carbine-length M4 that you can rely on for any mission. It’s rather plain in appearance, but that only means anyone can customize it however they like.

The gearbox inside this ALPHA CRB is the same 8mm KRYTAC Nautilus Version 2 gearbox. It features an easy-change spring system for quick modification, a high-quality piston designed by the company, and is made to reduce fracturing. The motor is a 20K revolution type that fires more than 20 BBs a second.

Unlike the Trident series with Keymod rails, this rifle uses ALPHA rails, which are round slots for removable and relocatable Picatinny rail sections. You can mount them in any provided handguard angle. Practically any accessory will work, such as backup sights, foregrips, and laser sights.

Specifications:

• 290-310 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• 350 rounds in the magazine
• Ambidextrous fire control
• 8mm VECTOR gearbox
• MOSFET system
• Special buttstock
• Semi-auto and full-auto firing modes
• 11.1v LiPO 1400mAh battery and charger not included
• 5.25 lbs.

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