KRISS Super V System (KSVS) and the KRISS Vector SMG. The first major breakthrough in weapons operating systems in more than 120 years! The patented KSVS actually works with the operator by helping deliver more rounds on-target, more of the time. By reducing felt recoil by as much as 60% and barrel elevation by 95%, the KSVS stays where you aim it and drastically reduces the need to re-acquire sight picture...even when firing full auto at 1000 rounds-per-minute!

This system is currently demonstrated in the KRISS Super V Vector SMG prototype in .45 ACP. Developed in cooperation with the US ARMY ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal and leading Special Ops forces, this weapon is TRL 7.0 and is available for demonstration and evaluation by qualified MIL and LE units here in the US and around the world who require a rugged, heavy-hitting, light weight and highly maneuverable weapon for concealed, vehicle and CQB applications. more info...

KRISS Super V Vector CRB/SO. All the same great patented operating features (except the full-auto capability, of course) of the KRISS Vector SMG, the KRISS Vector CRB/SO carbinewill soon be available (January, 2008) for the civilian market in .45 ACP. The CRB/SO is an ATF-approved porting of the KRISS Vector SMG technology and will be available in 38-States (folding stock version) configured with a 16" barrel and two basic equipment options. more info...

KRISS MVS Shotgun: TDI is in final development of what will be the most innovative breakthrough in auto-loading shotgun operating systems in more than 100 years. The KRISS MVS 12ga. shotgun will be chambered to 3", feature a downward eject/feed system, and in keeping with the tradition of the KRISS Super V System, will reduce felt recoil and barrel elevation by as much as 50% over competitve gas or mechanically-operated auto-loaders and will be the fastest-cycling and lightest weapon in its class. No matter if your passion is the field, the pond or the range, please stay tuned to this site and look for the introduction of the KRISS MVS 12ga. at the 2008 ShotShow in Las Vegas..

KRISS .50 Development Program: Adaptation of KRISS System technology to a .50 machine gun platform with goals of 90+% reduction in recoil and 50% reduction in weight versus the M2HB platform. Status: Development in cooperation with the US Army ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal.