If you ever run into any issues, just send it back to keltec, they WILL take care of you. Mine runs flawlessly now with the correct ammo. I’ve had feed lips crack in my mags, but those get replaced by keltec as well. I have 11 mags total 8 with extensions to 50. Allows me to empty an entire 500 round brick into my mags. Tons of fun. Probably going to pick up a second one once I find it for the right price.
Indeed…but when it’s your favorite gun and you realize keltec stands behind their product it was a no brainer. I must admit I also like the idea of throwing this setup in a backpack with all 11 mags for a doomsday event 😂
Currently toying with the idea of finding someone to make me a metal buffer block with springs to replace the 3d printed part that seems like the most likely fail point. Keltec has replaced that for me as well since it starts to deform after say 5000 rounds.
@@jeffofalltrades8489 out of the box mine would not load anything, didn't matter if it were the first round or last, I was properly loading magazines, sent it in and now it runs with everything I have put it in so far, they replaced a couple parts and polished up the barrel and that seemed to do the trick, they have excellent customer service and I got it back a week later
I use only CCI Mini Mags, Copper Plated & 40 Grain Ammo. I have the Auto Loader from "LUDEX", which I purchased from Amazon. I also purchased another Mag from KelTec and with it I purchased the 17 round Extension, which gives me a 50 Round Mag! I have over 1000 rounds shot through this gun and I have had No Major Issues, except some FTF when inserting a fresh magazine. My Gun runs great and I suggest following the User Guides's Instructions before shooting his gun and you will have a great shooting experience! NOTE: I Do Hate to Clean this Gun, But I do follow the User Guide that says, we must clean the mags more often than usual because of the way this gun is designed because it has No Feed Ramp! Good Luck! Special Note: I Never use all lead nose rounds in any of my 22 guns!
I have one of these and out of the box it did not go well for me. I did have to lube the gun to get it operate better. And yes it is finnicky on what ammo it likes. Right now I having the best results using Wildcats made by winchester. Also this gun get dirty because you can shoot so many rounds through it so fast. Knowing how to break it down for a quick cleaning when out shooting is helpful. It is a fun gun to shoot. The loader helps a lot when loading the mags.
I just picked up a desert tan one with three magazines at a pawn shop. Looking forward to trying it out. I also have a Keltec P17, so I'm curious about comparing the two.
I've recently been interested in guns and was really intrigued why this had a very long rear end. What do you call these types of guns? Kel-tec is a brand name right?
I reamed the chamber a little on mine to increase reliability. The factory chamber fit is extremely tight. I only need to clean it about every 300 rounds now. It did open the groups about an inch larger. Im still getting 2 inch groups at 25 yards with auto match. I can still consistently hit a torso at 100 yards.
I know you mentioned cleaning the bolt helped the jamming issues but someone actually came out with a video explaining that the CP33 actually jammed by way of user loading error. He went into depth on how to load it so it would not jam. Can’t remember what the dudes channel was or anything just thought maybe that would help
ive had my cp33 for a few years, ive never been able to get thru a entire magazine without a malfunction, not even once. i bought speed loaders, 2 more mags, and every 22lr liste in the manual and every other. nothing works. i love my pmr30 this one has been a disappointment, probably need to send it in to keltec see if they can fix it
@@jim78 make sure you're reloading it correctly. Every bullet needs to be loaded correctly. Make sure the back of the casing doesn't slide behind the previous bullet to prevent jamming
Cool gun, man. Interesting magazine design and definitely an attractive round count. Any substantial reliability issues in your experience with it? Also, is it a polymer frame with an aluminum upper?
It is polymer frame and aluminum upper. I haven't seen any reliability issues whatsoever! I've only shot about 400 rounds through it so far but it has been holding up well!
I like Kel Tec, but the CP33 is problematic. Putting the feed ramp in the magazine was a bad idea. I guess they'll keep selling them so long as people are buying.
@11:30 The CP33 does not drop the bolt with the slide lock. As well as pushing on the charging handle will produce no results. It all realize on the spring power from dropping the charging handle. Oh and lastly sir you are wearing your safety glasses but they are not covering your eyes!
first round charging is an issue with these guns no matter the lube. some have sent the gun back to the manufacturer and they actually machined the barrel to make the bullet slide in better.
@@jeffofalltrades8489 Mine had that issue and I just hosed some WD-40 into it. Fixed that problem in a hurry. Now it gets WD-40 or RemOil (whatever's closer to hand) in the open ejection port and on the side of the closed bolt, plus a quick shot onto the nose of the bullets and feed ramp in the freshly loaded mags after any use. No more problems. She likes it wet. :P
The two points, the pin and the bolt , seem to be a universal flaw that can be addressed. I wanted to get one at an Iowa gunshow but missed out. th-cam.com/video/bz1dpCwfjF8/w-d-xo.html here are the simple jam fixes
If you ever run into any issues, just send it back to keltec, they WILL take care of you. Mine runs flawlessly now with the correct ammo. I’ve had feed lips crack in my mags, but those get replaced by keltec as well. I have 11 mags total 8 with extensions to 50. Allows me to empty an entire 500 round brick into my mags. Tons of fun. Probably going to pick up a second one once I find it for the right price.
I love that! What a great take on Keltec! Thank you for the information! If any other issues come up, I will go that route!
8 mags holly cow. That's like 400 bucks. Almost as expensive as the gun haha
Indeed…but when it’s your favorite gun and you realize keltec stands behind their product it was a no brainer. I must admit I also like the idea of throwing this setup in a backpack with all 11 mags for a doomsday event 😂
Currently toying with the idea of finding someone to make me a metal buffer block with springs to replace the 3d printed part that seems like the most likely fail point. Keltec has replaced that for me as well since it starts to deform after say 5000 rounds.
@@jeffofalltrades8489 out of the box mine would not load anything, didn't matter if it were the first round or last, I was properly loading magazines, sent it in and now it runs with everything I have put it in so far, they replaced a couple parts and polished up the barrel and that seemed to do the trick, they have excellent customer service and I got it back a week later
I use only CCI Mini Mags, Copper Plated & 40 Grain Ammo. I have the Auto Loader from "LUDEX", which I purchased from Amazon. I also purchased another Mag from KelTec and with it I purchased the 17 round Extension, which gives me a 50 Round Mag! I have over 1000 rounds shot through this gun and I have had No Major Issues, except some FTF when inserting a fresh magazine. My Gun runs great and I suggest following the User Guides's Instructions before shooting his gun and you will have a great shooting experience! NOTE: I Do Hate to Clean this Gun, But I do follow the User Guide that says, we must clean the mags more often than usual because of the way this gun is designed because it has No Feed Ramp! Good Luck! Special Note: I Never use all lead nose rounds in any of my 22 guns!
I have one of these and out of the box it did not go well for me. I did have to lube the gun to get it operate better. And yes it is finnicky on what ammo it likes. Right now I having the best results using Wildcats made by winchester. Also this gun get dirty because you can shoot so many rounds through it so fast. Knowing how to break it down for a quick cleaning when out shooting is helpful. It is a fun gun to shoot. The loader helps a lot when loading the mags.
I just picked up a desert tan one with three magazines at a pawn shop. Looking forward to trying it out. I also have a Keltec P17, so I'm curious about comparing the two.
Fun gun when it works. Dont even consider less than 40 grain .22 lr ammo. Keltec does stand behind the product and will fix it.
Only if you have the original receipt
I've recently been interested in guns and was really intrigued why this had a very long rear end. What do you call these types of guns? Kel-tec is a brand name right?
I reamed the chamber a little on mine to increase reliability. The factory chamber fit is extremely tight. I only need to clean it about every 300 rounds now. It did open the groups about an inch larger. Im still getting 2 inch groups at 25 yards with auto match. I can still consistently hit a torso at 100 yards.
I know you mentioned cleaning the bolt helped the jamming issues but someone actually came out with a video explaining that the CP33 actually jammed by way of user loading error. He went into depth on how to load it so it would not jam. Can’t remember what the dudes channel was or anything just thought maybe that would help
I appreciate the info! Maybe I just got lucky and loaded it the right way then lol it needed some good oil anyway
ive had my cp33 for a few years, ive never been able to get thru a entire magazine without a malfunction, not even once. i bought speed loaders, 2 more mags, and every 22lr liste in the manual and every other. nothing works. i love my pmr30 this one has been a disappointment, probably need to send it in to keltec see if they can fix it
@@jim78 make sure you're reloading it correctly. Every bullet needs to be loaded correctly. Make sure the back of the casing doesn't slide behind the previous bullet to prevent jamming
Mine runs everything I've put in it, as long as i use the mag loader.
Cool gun, man. Interesting magazine design and definitely an attractive round count. Any substantial reliability issues in your experience with it? Also, is it a polymer frame with an aluminum upper?
It is polymer frame and aluminum upper. I haven't seen any reliability issues whatsoever! I've only shot about 400 rounds through it so far but it has been holding up well!
710fps through a suppressor will make it single shot. Get them cci stingers so it recycles and they go 1640...
dude, use the safety on the side... its better if you show us how you put round in a chamber :)
I like Kel Tec, but the CP33 is problematic. Putting the feed ramp in the magazine was a bad idea. I guess they'll keep selling them so long as people are buying.
I would say you get what you pay for...it's not a glock it's a keltec
you never did shoot it silenced lol, cool 22
@11:30 The CP33 does not drop the bolt with the slide lock. As well as pushing on the charging handle will produce no results. It all realize on the spring power from dropping the charging handle.
Oh and lastly sir you are wearing your safety glasses but they are not covering your eyes!
The housing that holds the buffer bumpers is a cheap 3D printed part that will fail. You would think a modern firearm company would know better
You should tell them!
@@jeffofalltrades8489 That should be common sense for a engineer
first round charging is an issue with these guns no matter the lube. some have sent the gun back to the manufacturer and they actually machined the barrel to make the bullet slide in better.
Interesting! I hope keeping this gun wet helps it perform well! I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks for the comment and advice!
@@jeffofalltrades8489 Mine had that issue and I just hosed some WD-40 into it. Fixed that problem in a hurry. Now it gets WD-40 or RemOil (whatever's closer to hand) in the open ejection port and on the side of the closed bolt, plus a quick shot onto the nose of the bullets and feed ramp in the freshly loaded mags after any use. No more problems. She likes it wet. :P
It also Happens to mine every now and then but it does not bother me enough to send it back to KelTec or do any of these fixes!@@BlackWolf18C
The two points, the pin and the bolt , seem to be a universal flaw that can be addressed. I wanted to get one at an Iowa gunshow but missed out.
th-cam.com/video/bz1dpCwfjF8/w-d-xo.html here are the simple jam fixes
when a pistol pretends to be a rugar 22... not that interested