VFC KAC SR16E3 Carbine MOD2 GBB V3 — CO2
VFC KAC SR16E3 Carbine MOD2 GBB V3 — CO2
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DETAILS
DETAILS

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Where the CQB is cut down for corners, the Carbine keeps the full-length handguard. More rail means somewhere to put a light, a laser and a hand stop without them all competing for the same three slots, and a longer sight radius if you shoot irons.
The handguard is fully licensed M-LOK with the KAC markings, matched by the receiver engraving. Two QD sling sockets are built in, one at the receiver and one at the rear of the handguard, so a two-point sling goes straight on. The stock has five positions and locks without play.
Internally it is VFC’s version 3: steel trigger, hammer and sear, a revised gas system that holds velocity steady, and backward compatibility with older VFC gas magazines. It is also the receiver most people buy when they intend to build a KS-1 or an L403A1, because the lower and the fire control group are what those builds keep.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Knight's Armament SR16E3, licensed |
| Configuration | Carbine |
| System | VFC V3 gas blowback, CO2 |
| Construction | Full metal, steel fire control internals |
| Handguard | Licensed M-LOK with KAC markings |
| Controls | Ambidextrous selector, bolt release and magazine release |
| Stock | Five position adjustable |
| Sling mounting | Two QD points, receiver rear and handguard rear |
| Muzzle | Three-prong flash hider, 14mm counter-clockwise thread |
| Sights | 20mm rail mounted flip up and down |
| Hop-up | Adjustable |
| Magazine | VFC M4 GBBR, CO2 |
| Parts compatibility | Accepts real-steel pistol grips and stocks |
| Barrel length | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
| Overall length and weight | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
| Velocity | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
Good to know before you buy
The figures VFC publish for this one are thinner than for the CQB. There is no barrel length, overall length, weight or velocity quoted against the Carbine, so those rows are blank rather than carried across from the short version. Ask us and we will measure one off the shelf for you.
If a KS-1 or L403A1 build is where you are heading, this is the sensible starting point. The receiver and fire control group carry over; the handguard, barrel and gas block are what you change.
Frequently asked questions
How much longer is it than the CQB?
No length figure is published for the Carbine, so we are not going to put a number on the difference. The CQB is quoted at 715mm collapsed; the Carbine is the full-length handguard version of the same rifle.
What does it chrono at?
No velocity figure is published for this configuration. It is a CO2 gas rifle, so expect it to read on the warm side and plan on a chrono check.
Why is this the KS-1 build base?
The lower receiver and the steel fire control group are the parts those builds reuse, and this rifle has both in the right specification.
Will my older VFC gas magazines fit?
VFC state the V3 system takes older-generation VFC GBB M4 magazines.
Can I take the flash hider off?
Yes, the muzzle is 14mm counter-clockwise, so a tracer or suppressor screws straight on.