KRYTAC Airsoft

The American brand KRYTAC was founded in 2013 by a group of airsoft enthusiasts with a single goal – to disrupt the status quo and raise performance and quality standards to a whole new level.
With the Trident M4 AEG series, KRYTAC established a new benchmark in reliability, performance, and construction. Thanks to innovations like the integrated MOSFET inside the gearbox, a reinforced gearbox shell with a rounded cylinder window, and the absence of the second-to-last piston tooth, KRYTAC delivered quality that previously had to be achieved through custom tuning. On the outside, the Trident series impressed with anodized aluminum components, modular Keymod handguards, and a stock designed to accommodate a wide range of batteries.
The success of the first Trident series was further enhanced by the modernized Trident MK2 line, featuring redesigned CNC-style bodies, free-floating M-LOK handguards, low-profile sights, and an ergonomic pistol grip.
In 2025, KRYTAC introduced the third generation Trident MK3 series with a redesigned QSC Nautilus V2 gearbox and additional improvements.

Officially Licensed Models KRISS VECTOR, P90, and More

KRYTAC’s precision engineering caught the attention of globally renowned firearm manufacturers. This resulted in officially licensed models such as the WarSport LVOA and BARRETT REC7. In 2017, KRYTAC launched the KRISS Vector AEG, which immediately became a fan favorite in the SMG segment. Its distinctive look and high-quality gearbox elevated the Vector to the top among electric SMGs. In 2024, KRYTAC also introduced a gas-powered GBB version of the KRISS Vector.
KRYTAC followed up with the officially licensed FN P90 model in collaboration with FN Herstal, Cybergun, and Evike Manufacturing Group.
After years of focusing on AEGs, KRYTAC also introduced its first gas-powered airsoft gun – the Maxim 9 GBB pistol with an integrated suppressor, licensed by SilencerCo. The result is a gas replica that is truly a masterpiece.