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TAR systems for Kriss Vector

Both Vector options are three-position units. Steel is the long-service choice; carbon fiber nylon is the low-cost way into the same mechanism.

2 parts listed for Kriss Vector

Kriss Vector 3 Position TAR (Steel)

Kriss Vector 3 Position TAR (Steel)

Safe, Semi, TAR — work-hardened 304 stainless steel for the Kriss Vector.

Listed for Kriss Vector

Kriss Vector 3 Position TAR (Carbon Fiber Nylon)

Kriss Vector 3 Position TAR (Carbon Fiber Nylon)

Safe, Semi, TAR — lightweight carbon fiber nylon for the Kriss Vector.

Listed for Kriss Vector

What a TAR is — and what it is not

A TAR is a trigger assisted reset system: it resets the trigger for you so follow-up shots come faster. One trigger pull still fires one round, every time. It is not a forced reset trigger, it does not fire bursts, and it does not convert anything to automatic fire.

Every unit is CNC-machined in Texas. Installation is covered step by step on our installations page, and the mechanism itself is explained on how TARs work.

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Kriss Vector questions

What does three-position mean?

The selector has three positions rather than two. The product page describes the specific arrangement for this unit.

Steel or carbon fiber nylon?

Steel for durability under volume; carbon fiber nylon to spend less on the same mechanism.

Is a Vector TAR legal?

Yes. One trigger pull fires one round. A TAR assists reset; it is not an FRT and does not fire bursts.