MSPO is getting closer. In addition to its flagship product range, Hubertus Pro will present a completely new addition to its exhibition: firearms from KRISS USA. The booth will feature the Vector Gen3 and DMK22C carbine, along with the new generation. The Warsaw-based company is also preparing a presentation of firearms, optics, ammunition and equipment for uniformed services.
The Vector Gen3 is a family of firearms chambered for pistol ammunition, including both pistols and carbines. Its defining feature is the KRISS Super V mechanism, in which some of the moving components travel downward. This solution, combined with the low bore axis, was designed to reduce muzzle rise and make the weapon easier to control during subsequent shots. The third generation also introduces redesigned receivers and controls, compatibility with AR-15 pattern grips and M-LOK accessory mounting.
The DMK22C, meanwhile, is a semiautomatic .22 LR rimfire carbine replicating the layout and handling of the AR-15. The manufacturer presents it as a training platform that reduces ammunition costs while retaining similar weapon handling characteristics. The design features aluminum receivers, AR-15-style controls and a bolt catch that locks the bolt open after the last round is fired. The KRISS carbine is compatible with a wide range of AR-15 grips, stocks and trigger mechanisms.
Anti-drone version of the Fabarm P.S.S.10 presented at Enforce Tac 2026 (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
Another important part of the exhibition will be the Fabarm P.S.S.10 semiautomatic shotgun in a version designed to counter small, low-flying drones. Hubertus Pro entered it for this year's DEFENDER award. The model features a 25-inch (approximately 63.5 cm) barrel, an extended choke intended to improve shot pattern density at longer distances, and mechanical sights. The shotgun shares components with the STF12 pump-action shotgun used by Polish uniformed services. The modular STF12 family, including its anti-drone variant, will also be displayed at the Hubertus Pro booth.
Other firearms on display will include Haenel automatic rifles and designated marksman rifles, Czech Perun Arms AR-15-pattern carbines and Savage Arms bolt-action precision rifles. Lucansky Arms will be represented by the STINGER-9 9 mm carbine, available with 4-, 8- and 16-inch barrels. The firearms lineup will be complemented by the Steyr Arms SSG 08 and SSG M1 bolt-action rifles and the DMR 762 semiautomatic precision rifle.
Steyr Arms DMR 762 and HS .50-M1 rifles presented at the Sniper 2026 Conference (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
Anti-drone ammunition from the Polish company FAM Pionki will also be presented. Brenneke will be represented by shotgun ammunition. The booth will also feature Hornady ammunition, including the Critical Duty and TAP lines, as well as reloading tools and Hit Indicator target impact indicators.
The presentation will also cover personal protection and medical equipment. Helmets and ballistic plates from KOVO will be displayed, along with ballistic plates and concealable body armor designed to protect against bullets and blades from Semper Invicta. The range will also include under-uniform impact protection sets from Defilade, as well as gas masks and combination filters from CleanAir Malina Safety. Tactical tourniquets from TQ Dnipro will complete the display.
The individual equipment section will feature uniforms and load-bearing equipment from Combat Systems, as well as uniforms, hearing protection and sleeping bags from Red Dot One. Visitors will also be able to see holsters and equipment-carrying systems from the Italian company Radar 1957, as well as ASP products, including handcuffs, expandable batons and pepper sprays. Combat knives and bayonets from WaffentechnikSolingen will also be presented, along with folding knives, including models designed for EOD teams, from Maserin. The Hubertus Pro booth will also feature hand tools for breaching tasks from Skogamor, as well as knife and tool sharpening solutions from AccuSharp.
Nightforce CFS F1 6-36x50mm spotting scope during the MBS Challenge 2026 sniper competition aboard ORP Kościuszko (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
A separate section of the exhibition will be dedicated to sights and observation equipment. The booth will feature prism sights, rifle and spotting scopes, night vision and thermal imaging devices, laser aiming devices and red dot sights from 3e EOS. Also on display will be NX8 and ATACR riflescopes and CFS spotting scopes from Nightforce, riflescopes including a 1–10× model with a first focal plane reticle, as well as rangefinders, binoculars and spotting scopes from Maven Optics and red dot and prism sights from Sightmark. The range will also include Leica binoculars, rangefinders and riflescopes.
Lucansky Arms carbines with Arisaka accessories (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
Visitors will also find mounts from Recknagel and ERATAC, including models with adjustable cant. The range will include STAC1 suppressors equipped with a quick-detach mounting system. This section of the exhibition will be complemented by Arisaka mounts for tactical lights, red dot sights and magnifiers. Hubertus will also offer scope and red dot mounts, as well as enlarged aluminum controls for Grot carbines from the Polish company Deftar.
ERATAC mount presented at Enforce Tac 2026 (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
Deftar mounts (photo: Shooting.Media / Medard Starzycki)
Accessories will also include products from THRiL, including magazines for the MPX and AR-15 family. The latter are also compatible with other carbines designed to accept STANAG-standard magazines. Harris and Fortmeier bipods and Wildernessco tripods with ARCA interfaces will be on display, with the latter also suitable for mounting spotting scopes. The range will be complemented by Kastinger brass catchers and MTM CASE-GARD solutions for storing and transporting firearms, ammunition and equipment. Hubertus Pro will also exhibit firearm cleaning kits and solutions for 40, 105, 120 and 155 mm calibers from Otis Technology.
The International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) is an annual trade show held in Kielce, dedicated to weaponry, military equipment and security technologies. It brings together manufacturers and suppliers from Poland and abroad, representatives of the armed forces and institutions responsible for equipment procurement. The exhibition covers everything from small arms and individual equipment to armored vehicles and missile systems. The presentations are accompanied by conferences, business meetings and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland Exhibition. The 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition will take place in Kielce from September 8 to 11, 2026. The Hubertus Pro product range will be presented at booth 11-C04.
Photos: Kriss USA
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