Krytac offers quite a large range of AEG replicas and is now slowly focusing on gas-powered replicas in the form of Maxim9 (A brief look at the MAXIM 9) and Kriss Vector GBB (Krytac Kriss Vector GBB officially announced). Recently, another gas-powered product has also been presented in the form of the KT320 standalone grenade launcher and the KT40 own airsoft grenade.

The KT320 grenade launcher has a rather original design with a futuristic look and ease of use features. It has a push-button safety and an opening lever inside the trigger guard. An interesting feature is the ability to reposition the barrel assembly so it can also open in the opposite direction. The grenade launcher includes a top rail for mounting optics or an underslung adapter, a rail for mounting a stock, and an AR-15 stock guide adapter. The grenade launcher comes with a dedicated holster, an AR-15 rail adapter, a stock rail adapter, and an underbarrel mount.

The whole package is also cames with the KT40 gas-powered grenade. It resembles the well-known Mike 40 grenades from Airsoft Innovations (from whose patent it originates) and operates on a similar principle (one continuous stream of BBs), however, Krytac decided to implement its own solution in the form of a BB stream adjustment.

It's still holds 150 BBs with a declared muzzle velocity of 175 fps, but thanks to a slider at the front of the grenade, a more focused stream or a dispersed cone is can be achieved. The grenade itself is made of aluminum and is compatible with other 40 mm grenade launcher replicas.

The new KT320 grenade launcher and KT40 grenades from Krytac are available in pre-order at a price of $150 per grenade launcher and $60 per grenade, respectively. The announced availability date is September of this year.

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