KelTec CP33 - Its finally here!!!

[@stevekatz4372]

I purchased this Firearm in 2022 and shooting almost 1000 rounds without any Failures and It has proven to be a very accurate and smooth shooting gun! TIP: This gun has NO Feed Ramp and the magazines are designed to act as a feed ramp for this gun. You must frequently Clean these mags because they will get dirty and then you will have feeding problem. I use only Hi Velocity 40 grain CCI Mini Mag ammo with copper clad bullets and I have had no issues at all! I also purchased a Auto Loader from "LUDEX" and this makes loading a dream to do with no errors. I also purchased a third magazine and Installed that 17 round extension, which gives me a 50 round magazine which works great! Good Luck with your Gun!

[@johnbeaupain]

Thanks for the disassembly instruction. Just picked mine up today and am overjoyed. Nice piece of equipment.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Good to hear. From what I have been hearing they are still hard to find unfortunately. I am sure you will enjoy it.

[@johnbeaupain]

@@ML-np5ml I'd go talk to the peeps you purchased it from about that. I'd be bent. I got three different stickers and the manual. Love showing support.

[@hamegger6277]

Hi, just pick one up today 4/1/2020 paid 450.00 out the door went to my local gun shop just to say high and see how busy they wore and they had1left in stock. They had three just came in.the guy behind the counter bought one the guy in front bought one and I grab the last one!!!!!! I have three PMR30 2018&2019 MODELS all run fantastic. Also got the TAURUS TX22 & THE NEW RUGERLCP22 & GSG 1911 22 they all run real good 😊. Just had to have this one. Thanks Ham&egger

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Good deal, I am glad to hear they are finally showing up. I have not shot the LCP22 yet, but have heard good things about them. Thanks for the comments.

[@vfonte218]

For all you negative nannies...plinkster 22 reviewed this already and loved it and it is extremely accurate!

[@ulbruce]

I recently bought one and immediately bought an extra magazine and the American Speedloader from KelTec. If you run the suggested ammo and load with the speed loader, it will never fail you. I just put a reflex sight on today and I was banging nails at 10 yards. I'm using 40 grain, coated LRN, CCI Mini-Mag and didn't have ONE failure of any kind, shooting 150 rounds...I love this gun. I believe anyone having issues with this pistol is doing one of two things. Using the wrong ammo, or not loading the magazines correctly. These 33 round magazines have to be loaded correctly, or you will get FTF's...the speed loader makes it a snap...loads fast AND correctly...

[@wbriggs111]

This how they thought 100+ years ago by putting the recoil action in the back of a pistol. Good idea then and still a good idea because of the balance and spring action.

[@anneramsey4655]

they should bring it back, so we can have a upper pic rail. a pmr 30 with that will be great

[@daboogster7639]

I have a friend who got one. I was doubtful about it but it is more accurate than both his Ruger Mk IV and his Supermatic Citation. The trigger is very good, surprisingly so. I punched a 33 round 1” hole with cheap ammo at 20 yards off a rest with a Burris FastFire III red dot sight mounted on it, with the dot set on low (so it was smaller), shooting slow for best accuracy. He and I can’t do that small a group with these other pistols. The double-double stack magazine is a feat of engineering. I am getting one. It would be great for hunting squirrels and rabbits due to its high capacity and accuracy, as well as being accurate for competition. He said he got it for about $450, came with two mags. The Fastfire red dot sight was separate of course. It would be really great and fun with a rimfire suppressor for hunting. Maybe even put a pistol magnification scope, 2x or 4x, on it?

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I think a 4x pistol scope would make a good combo, maybe a little overkill for 22 rim fire but it would be a lot of fun

[@boofingdragon]

i just found one at retail and it is fantastic. Keltec just keeps innovating.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Glad you were able to find one. They are starting to show up more but still not commonplace.

[@Κρυόςγρύλος]

Love my CP33

[@billherrin3465]

Love the irony of the Proposition 65 sticker on the case. The KelTec CP33 will never see the light of day in California. Can't wait to see your video of it at the range. Please share any insights on loading the magazine. Thanks!

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I found it ironic as well, and you are correct, will likely never be allowed in Cali. I am still working on getting a range day set up soon, and am looking to set up an outdoor shoot location for the channel. More to come.

[@Liberty4Ever]

@@CraigsGunChannel The magazine loading is much easier than on the PMR30. It's almost like any other 22 magazine. Just push the rounds down and back and it loads with very little effort. My CP33 has been very reliable. The trigger was great out of the box but got better after a thousand rounds. It's incredibly accurate. I put an extended eye relief handgun scope on mine and shoot it off the bench. It's a lot of fun at a hundred yards or a little beyond.

[@jamescorsey6041]

Gotta get this one

[@victorvictor8587]

Looks like an Attempt at a Futuristic Weapon from a 1980's Movie .

[@kevinwilson9589]

@@shawnburnach5955 It does resemble the Claridge Hi-Tec L9.

[@JRotten]

Nice mellow, smooth video, keep up the great work.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback. I keep working to improve.

[@codybarnes4369]

Interdynamics intratec grendal keltec has been around longer than we think

[@santiagoeufracio4447]

KelTec is like a boy who is a little slow, but really tries, and we need more like them

[@CraigsGunChannel]

This made me laugh out loud, thanks for the comment

[@thelocalon17usdaprime72]

Got mine today!

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Cool, I think you will like it.

[@zeroDOTjon]

i have a kel-tec p11 and it's my favorite handgun.

[@donaldcooper4330]

Why?

[@stealthandysteath1069]

Morning buddy 😁. Is they a vision for the UK Market. Thanks for sharing mate.

[@BigO4185]

It is HUGE!

[@kennynoble1223]

Okay, I want that. I understand and accept that the action makes the pistol back-heavy by default, but it sure beats the AR-9 pistol magazine placement and buffer tube. It was easy for me to miss how innovative Kel-Tec can be.

[@stagxxxghost876]

The plastic the gun is mostly made of makes it a lot lighter than you’d think.

[@kennynoble1223]

@@stagxxxghost876 I was typing less about the overall weight, and more about the weight balance. I like to feel a bit more weight in front of the trigger than behind it, and prefer it to be in the frame or a longer/thicker but relatively low barrel. I just don't like how back and/or top-heavy guns feel and handle in my hands for some reason. Helps a lot in rapid-fire, whether I shoot a BB gun, single shot .410 bore, .45 or .50 cal. pistol, medium caliber semi-auto pistol or a .44 cal. single action antique repeater.

[@stagxxxghost876]

Kenny Noble You are absolutely correct! A forward barrel mount might off-set the weight from the rear as well.

[@WitchdoktahArms]

this thing takes apart and looks alot like my MPA 30T

[@drivingfaild726]

WitchdoktahArms u live close to New York

[@davidhodge3894]

You showed a center fire.

[@ahmadzia442200]

The changing handle looks kinda fragile for a firearm like that

[@DaedalusProps]

That's some Buck Rogers lookin' shit. I want 2

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I think it looks kind of sci-fi as well. Its a blast to shoot.

[@chrisblake1918]

I'm going to have to get one of these. Looks pretty cool, KelTec makes good guns from my experience, and they have a damn good service if you do have problems.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

While I have never had to contact them on a service issue I have always heard good things. I like the innovation they have and they present a good value for what you get in my opinion.

[@chrisblake1918]

@@CraigsGunChannel I had a P3AT that the "barrel pin" walked out on. It was an early one, mind you. They have since, and this was MANY years ago, incorporated the fix they did to mine. I think they do a lot more testing before release these days.

[@yeefulor9954]

Correct me if im wrong but wouldnt this design be a bullpup pistol

[@garysaylor8238]

Dosent the "Bullpup" design have the magazine well behind the trigger group?

[@loquat4440]

Good review, I will stop by your channel I think in the future from time to time. I have no use for a cp33, but I did enjoy seeing it. I would like to have gotten a better look at that magazine to understand what the patent was about.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it.

[@FULLMETALCAR]

It breaks down very similar to a TEC 9 the way the top receiver comes apart with the lower frame and the internals are just like the TEC 22 all one peace except with the TEC 22 the charging handle is screwed and connected with that one piece as where the CP33 the charging handle is A Separate Peace

[@geraldvalentino786]

If the barrel was a little shorter you could call it the "T" gun ,as it would literally be shaped like the letter T

[@CraigsGunChannel]

LOL, yeah, it is a little odd at first. The internal bolt, similar to a rifle layout, is what dictates the long overhang on the back end. The up side, it is ready made for them to come out with a rifle version.

[@michaelandrade1213]

Sorry dude that need a bit of work. And by shooting did u load a mag even? Sorry I fell asleep

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Always appreciate feedback, I did a separate range day video of it

[@ryolacap]

The case should be a Stormtrooper helmet

[@badgerbolloacks]

Yes its here!!!

[@metamorphicorder]

Man looking at it just makes me think of classic era sci fi movie and magazine ray guns. Honestly, this would have bern better if they had made it a slight bit taller and wider and put the innards such that the barrel could be longer and the grip nearly dead flush with the back end of the pistol. Pretty much a bullpup design. This would give it a lot more barrel length and probanly better performance.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I agree it looks a little sci-fi like. Some people do not like that, but I do. As far as the design, using a bolt versus a moving slide is a major reason it is designed the way it is. The good thing is, to make it a carbine they only need to add a longer barrel and a buttstock, the rest is good to go as it.

[@scubaguy007]

Take my advice, Ruger Mark IV.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

It's hard to go wrong with any of the Mark series, good solid accurate and reliable pistols.

[@BigO4185]

Yes Agree! It would be nice to have a Ruger MkIV with 30 rounds!

[@ulbruce]

I have a couple of Ruger's and I like this better...holds more in one mag, than my Ruger with three..

[@killthahippie]

My God that thing is huge I didn't realize it until I saw in his hand and had reference ... It reminds me of the Logan's run pistol

[@CraigsGunChannel]

It kind of does, and you are correct, it is a large pistol. However it is very light and the extra length provides a long sight radius making it fairly accurate.

[@edwardedwards1271]

Yeah it does, that pistol was harder to understand then logans.

[@killthahippie]

@@edwardedwards1271 I'd buy it though I'm a huge fan of the .22

[@1mkm1mkm15]

Thank you👍

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Your welcome, I hope it was informative.

[@1adamninety1]

Would have been great if they didn't make it look like a blaster from Star Wars. They could have kept the same concept of the PMR30 and made it in .22LR with the same design but adding the threaded barrel and maybe a couple of other little details. In all honesty, the "AR"-esk bolt and charging handle concept was a terrible call for a redesign of the PMR30.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

You are correct it looks a little like a blaster, and the looks are very much a take it or leave it proposition. I like the looks of it but do see where it may be a little off-putting. the design was driven in part I believe in an effort to create as long of a sight radius as possible as well as keep a fixed barrel and non reciprocating slide, all to help make it more accurate. It is intended for competition, however overall I think you are correct, it would have been an overall better design to keep the overall dimensions of the PMR30 and made it work with 22LR.

[@davidbowie9146]

What should I buy to clean it and how do I clean it?

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I will be doing some videos soon on gun care which should help with that. I am hoping to run the first one next week.

[@edwinalgarin1715]

Well that won’t be in Massachusetts only a 10 round is. aloud

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Thats too bad. While I like the gun, it in a 10 round limit wouldn't really make much sense.

[@gunsaccessories8853]

Great video!

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Thank you. I have been waiting on this since I saw the patent . Due to work schedule have not been able to get to the range yet. Soon though.

[@archangel20031]

He had to pick it up after he purchased it at the LAPD???? OH, LEPD in Columbus Ohio

[@spacecadet6930]

Nice nail gun.

[@stimpy1715]

I'm already holding my breath for their latest rust-o-matic.

[@SWebb-tg1ki]

What is price tag on that? Try the beretta neos, that's real good stuff

[@davidkirkpatrick712]

$450

[@pinslayer4579]

Is it dishwasher safe like the original Tupperware ? 33 rounds to shoot targets ? Seems pretty pointless to this old man.......but different strokes for different folks

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Like most of their products, they are innovative and solve problems that many did not know they had But... they are an acquired taste, you generally like them or do not. As far as dishwasher safe, umm. I would have to say no.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

PMR for me was a jam’o’matic. CMR is the best. 33 rds great for anything from plinking to yotes to home defense. Low/no recoil great for small framed/females or gun shy. And suppressed is fun on a bun.

[@tarassmith2325]

Built for millenials too lazy to reload in target after 10 shots, anti gunners got more ammunition out of this than it carries at 33.

[@darrenspiser2430]

I have to 22mag a carbine conversion would be nice the pistol sites are terrible

[@Mic01851]

Darren Spiser it hurt my head reading your comment

[@taylor943]

I can’t find this thing in stock anywhere

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Unfortunately, that is a common issue with all things Kel Tec. Hopefully supply will be able to meet demand sooner than later.

[@ZZZardoz762]

I've owned a few Keltecs and honestly, they don't inspire confidence in their durability. Still, I was mildly interested in this gun, until you pointed out a 3D printed part in the action. LOL, no thanks

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

All kel tecs are so hard to get. They never have them anywhere cause everyone wants them so bad.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

They are hard to find many times. I was lucky to get the CP33 as quick as I did.

[@TONYSESLCAFE]

Popualatity probenecid for Keltec... Keltec sure does shut the hater mouths...

[@sputnickjones1661]

I heard it's because they can't pass quality control at the manufacturer .lol

[@mrpuddingpop1951]

Ruger p89 dc all you need in life

[@donaldcooper4330]

Not a well balanced gun, Ruger makes a great revolver, but their autos are unbalanced

[@hawaiiangunner]

YEA right try find one

[@CraigsGunChannel]

They are still a little harder to find but are starting to show up. Not sure where you are from but I would recommend you check with LEPD firearms in Columbus, Ohio. It would still add some cost for shipping and transfer but may be an option.

[@hawaiiangunner]

@@CraigsGunChannel ty brother!

[@erikhafer1415]

Someone needs to make a SBR kit or pistol brace for this.

[@rockhead1731]

Because... .22lr is so uncontrollable it needs a brace. Ohhh the power of the mighty 22

[@erikhafer1415]

@@rockhead1731 yea, jackass that's the reason. Go back in mommy's Basement knucklehead.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

Dude it’s a .22 magnum. If you want a brace buy the CMR carbine with collapsible stock. And it’s a very accurate gun with the red dot I put on it. I think it’s actually more accurate than my carbon fiber barreled Magnum Research .22 mag with a scope.

[@reaper.7022]

My favorie Ruger mark 4 " Sicario" 22 call.

[@bigkiwial]

One day you might get a big boys gun.

[@neilhamilton4511]

Price?

[@CraigsGunChannel]

They are street pricing around 450 to 500, largely due to demand outstripping supply. A frequent issue with KelTec products.

[@josepalacios1363]

Nice

[@anthonymartin6352]

1-2/28 threads?

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Yes, they are 1/2 x 28

[@anthonymartin6352]

@@CraigsGunChannel perfect! Now to see if anyone's ran some 60gr aguila sss through one!

[@tonyartadi3587]

Lost me at 3D printed

[@timcooke3165]

I like your video, but the picture is not in focus and your light source is straight down when reviewing the gun. This doesn't show the gun well when you turn the gun.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Hello and thanks for watching and the feedback. I am continually trying to get the lighting better to allow more detail in my videos and hopefully they will continue to improve over time.

[@adrians.bailey3956]

That gun need a remodeling with the handle gripping , .22 rounds, magazine, charging grip ...etc.

[@adrians.bailey3956]

Wish it was a damn 9mm

[@CraigsGunChannel]

9mm would be cool.

[@jfs13]

I was hoping it would just look like the PMR.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

While I do like it overall, I admit I was hoping for more of a 22LR version of the PMR as well. The upside, the design allows for a quick retooling for a rifle version.

[@tarassmith2325]

remodelling, they should have built it right in the first place, and as i said earlier 33 round pistols dont cut it at the pta meeting.

[@hebrewabraham2751]

CP 30 was pain in the azz loading the mag

[@pilotguy1141]

It's a Kel-Tec reliable as a high point

[@FL.Cracker]

10,000 rounds through my High point c9 and not a single failure. They're not pretty, but certainly reliable by any standard.

[@AndrewMartinez1776Redux]

Hell no! Kel-Tec uses cheap metal and they break very easily. I bought a SU-16 and the bolt and ejector broke.

[@FL.Cracker]

@@AndrewMartinez1776Redux I was commenting on your remark about high point. I don't own a kel tec, and can't attest to it's reliability. But I can assure you that my c9 goes bang with every trigger pull. If thats now what you meant by your comparison then shame on you for being misleading xD

[@AndrewMartinez1776Redux]

@@FL.Cracker I wasn't replying to you. I was replying to Pilot Steve. Kel-Tec is crap. Hi-points are way better than a crap-tec pistol, rifle, or shotgun. They're made with inferior metals.

[@rosskizer4045]

How much it cost

[@CraigsGunChannel]

The suggested retail is $475.00.

[@headshotzombies]

Conceal Carry for a Jolly Green Giant.................................................

[@derayend6939]

Just what on earth is that thing? a T shaped gun?

[@SEPTEMBERMAN]

AWESOME!!!! umm..wait a year or two to let Keltech get the bugs out of it.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

That is generally good advice, I tend to be an early adopter when I can and you are correct that it many times may take some tweaking and slight design changes to perfect their designs. But they do come up with some innovative stuff.

[@KC70737]

Just line that up. Just line that up... you can do it

[@CraigsGunChannel]

That made me chuckle a bit. Normally I can run through disassembly and assembly quick and smooth, but start filming me and sometimes I go all thumbs.

[@gabrielarojas8600]

So it's a 22

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Yes that is correct

[@ML-np5ml]

Review videos brings out all the comments on opinions . Funny

[@projectlonewolf8674]

Santa??

[@josephjimenez1460]

i like kel tec, but too many screws n plastic in their designs. a lil too cheap feeling for the price. still pretty good video👍

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. As far as Keltec themselves, you generally either like them or don't, not much middle ground

[@juansalas6259]

I bought a keltec sub2000 a few years ago. I got the nickel plated model in 9mm with glock mags. It's a good plinker and does not jam. . TOO MUCH PLASTIC... It's the only keltec product I own and it will be the last one I will buy...

[@daffydill5807]

To finicky for me. Taurus TX 22 would be a better choice..

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I will be reviewing the TX22 soon and will try to compare and contrast them

[@treedomvellacroix5749]

@@CraigsGunChannel M&p 22 rocks

[@victorvictor8587]

Homicides Just Shot Up, Thanks .

[@milehigh3054]

You mean down

[@markshippoli8918]

What's that mean? Homicides just shot up? Because of a new .22 pistol? Or is that a reference to the magazine capacity? Reduced mag capacity has never made one bit of difference! Just politicians trying to justify their position.

[@milehigh3054]

@@markshippoli8918 victor victor is clueless

[@markshippoli8918]

@@milehigh3054 sounds like a typical liberal talking point! Victor Victor doesn't understand, guns made America free! and they will keep America free!

[@tarassmith2325]

i have shot pistol nigh on 40 years, the gun industry is going down a dark path, junk, and all the ammo the anti gunners want,, why didnt they name it the cineplex.

[@timseifert1608]

Had to watch the video again. What is the first rule of gun safety? Treat all weapons as if they are loaded. (1) Didn’t remove the magazine until half way through the video. (2) Let the muzzle sweep his hand without clearing the firearm. I’ll be checking for more bad gun safety behavior.

[@thelosttruckdriver6622]

If it wasn't $450 I'd buy one to throw in the kitchen cabinet to knock squirrels off the wife's bird feeders. Something to do while having morning coffee.

[@garyalensr]

The thing looks like a giant plastic toy gun.

[@CrazyPalidin57]

I was thinking of the guns they were running around with in the movie Total Recall. That imaginative futuristic look they had back in the 80's.

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Agreed, looks like a futuristic Ray gun. We'll see if the 3-D printed parts are durable long-term term. The .22 mag really needs a longer barrel to get the edge over .22 LR. It's too expensive compared to .22LR . Ruger Mk4 .22/ Colt Woodsman/High Standard .22/ Beretta Neos .22- all better or cheaper plinker guns

[@codybarnes4369]

Pmr

[@rockhead1731]

The cp33 aside from its 33-round magazine capacity is the ugliest gun I've ever seen. When are these gun companies going to learn people want practical firearms that they can use not guns that look like they came out of a sci-fi movie set

[@AnythingOutdoorswithSteve]

Not knowing for sure, but my guess would be that the ugliness is more functional requirement than for any type of futuristic look. Definitely a few engineering hurdles to overcome when working with stacked rimmed cartridges.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

Had to have the PMR. Got one and it was the shortest owned gun I ever bought. Did not like it at all. And he should have read the manual. They tell you not to suppress the PMR and I’m betting same goes for this. Have a CMR and like it a lot though. Super light super accurate. Very fun. Most accurate with Federal 50 gr HP. Did I mention very accurate cause it is. Needs lotsa lube. Durability to be seen.

[@rockhead1731]

@@AnythingOutdoorswithSteve it's more than just the double stack mag , the way the action hangs over the back of the pistol I'm guessing they took a 22 rifle action of some kind and just shortened it. Honestly I think they would have done better to just made it a rifle the design looks like it would lend itself well to a semi Bullpup Style but all that's beside the point I still think it's impractical as a pistol too big too bulky and looks way too clumsy

[@CraigsGunChannel]

The CP33 is advertised as being fine for suppressor use. The PMR30 had a delayed blowback operation which requires the barrel to be able to recoil for operation. A suppressor increases chamber pressure while at the same time increases barrel mass, not allowing for correct functioning. The CP33 on the other hadn is a pure blowback operated firearm, and a suppressor should be fine.

[@GModBMXer]

This is a competition pistol. Not some EDC carry gun, dude.

[@tipsymcstaggerx2173]

Ok..go back & make the exact same gun, but half the size

[@markhonerbaum9874]

Plastic and rather fragile in its receiver,I prefer a old tried an tested Colt woodsman any day.

[@PLZU81Truth]

Fisher Price at its finest. JUNK

[@tarassmith2325]

Right on there my friend, looks like junk, sounds like junk, and just another money grab, anything but use quality materials.

[@bernievoliva8123]

I saw a cp30 at a shop, looked and felt like toys r us clearance. I have had a Keltec 380 ..was ok and liked it. Also had a sub 2000 so not a hater, just think these 22s are toys, they may shoot great idk. .

[@donaldcooper4330]

The PMR30 is junk, probably this one is too

[@joeginsu2965]

I own and appreciate mine. Have you even shot the PMR 30 or are you juat going by KZbin Videos of idiots who cant properly load the magazine or use lower grain ammo which will create failures (which you probably are as well)?

[@spectorjoy4851]

CMR 30 mags suck

[@timseifert1608]

First rule of gun safety? Don’t care if the chamber flag was in the chamber.

[@timseifert1608]

Everybody has an opinion, yours doesn’t count coke bottle eyes.

[@timseifert1608]

KH wait, are you talking about ace ventura starring jim carey the escaped mental patient who should move back to canada?

[@tircan]

こうして見ると22LRの割に大型拳銃の部類なんだね・・・ 弾倉だけ上手く使ってグリップはともかく 一般的なストレートバック並みの大きさまでに縮小出来ないものか・・・。

[@CraigsGunChannel]

It is a large handgun, but the idea was to make a competition gun and the increased sight radius of the design assists in precision shooting. I think a smaller version would sell well for them however.

[@DeepakSharma-cu8jr]

Show some firing vedio

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I have a range day video where I take it to the range and run a variety of ammo through it to see how well it works.

[@slckb0y65]

this look like everything keltec produce ... a steaming pile ...

[@rcwck]

What til you try to load the mag. lol

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Actually I have found they load very easy, much easier than the PMR 30. Of course, it still takes some time to load 33 rounds.

[@rcwck]

@@CraigsGunChannel Please post an ease of loading/shooting video

[@glllittt508yurd3]

Looks worst than the hi point

[@李白宇]

求购

[@ladder81capt79]

It seems cool, and isn’t half bad, but... That has got to be one of the ugliest pistols ever, like really, it’s on par with the high point in the looks department

[@CraigsGunChannel]

I admit it is different. I kinda like the look myself, but to be fair it did have to grow on me a bit.

[@ratedrHXC]

Ugly too big for the cal. Bulky crappy design ill stick to my BB gun

[@АркадийОградовский]

Дяденька в очках подари пистолетик ну подари

[@angelaprestwood1351]

BIG UGLY PISTOL THAT ONLY SHOOTS TINY BULLETS MY THOUGHT

[@CraigsGunChannel]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but from a purely factual description, it is a big boxy gun that shoots small bullets...

[@rancidpitts8243]

Tiny Bullets, yes, yes they are. Do not under estimate those tiny bullets. A team member took a doe at the USAF Survival School with a Derringer in 22 rf ; one shot to the head. As for Ugly, who cares. As a tool for getting food ugly counts for NOTHING; usefulness is everything.

[@jonalarcon8564]

angela prestwood yeah my FN5.7x28 shoots tiny bullets also at 2100 fps

[@davidkirkpatrick712]

33 small bullets equal 10 9mm

[@margaretadler6162]

After owning a PMR 30, which is a total piece of shit! I would never buy anything from Kel-tec! You used the term unabtainium that's what the definition of what functionality is for a Kel-tec PMR 30!

[@kingboo4235]

Demonatized

[@johnbeaupain]

Wow! Lots of negative replies for a piece that is fairly difficult to get at this time due to its popularity. I guess all these nay-sayers and smart mouths don't have much of a clue what they are talking about. Lesson learned. Keep mouth shut, eyes and ears open. LOLOL

[@CraigsGunChannel]

LOL, it has been my experience that people generally love or hate all things Kel-Tec. I appreciate them for what they bring to the market, who else would design, build and produce (even though production is not where people would want) firearms such as a folding 9mm, downward ejecting bullpup, forward ejecting bullpup, dual tube high capacity shotguns, or a 22 pistol that holds 33 rounds. Kel-Tec is an innovator, and I for one appreciate that.

[@johnbeaupain]

@@CraigsGunChannel I love mine from the limited time I've owned it. It fits and feels great in the hand. It is well balanced. The fiber optic sights are excellent, and for the most part appear to be "lit up" when looking through them, making target acquisition while being on the mark a breeze. Field strip breakdown (as you've shown us) is a snap. Not a lot of parts. As long as you keep track of the break down pin, you can't lose anything. That is the one thing I've noted so far that would be better - if the breakdown pin stayed attached to the lower as they do on an AR. The naysayers and make fun of, and belittle it as much as they want. I'll be laughing at them all the way to and from the range. While this wouldn't be a prime self defense weapon due to its caliber, it sure is going to be fun to shoot... and being that I'm not into killing people, isn't that what it's all about? With that picatinny on top, I've already mounted my 3-9x40 Vortex Diamondback scope on it just for the fun of taking a picture for Extreme Squirrel Hunting magazine. LOL I may even send some rounds downrange at say 50 or 100yd with the scope on it just for the challenge of stretching the capabilities, and see how tight a group I can manage at distance. Fun, fun, fun.

[@CraigsGunChannel]

@@johnbeaupain I agree with you on the takedown pin, it's not unusual for pistols to have a removable pin for assembly, but it would be nice if it were captured. Let us know how the long distance shooting goes.

[@headshotzombies]

................. NOPE ...............

[@mossyshotgun5902]

Sorry, that gun is just plain ugly !! Yes it holds a lot of rounds you can shoot it all day still you have to have aesthetics...

[@johntaylor1310]

It is trash. Everything they make is trash

[@overdrive9189]

Junk!