First Look at the KelTec CP33 Pistol #837
In this episode we take a first look and have some range fun with the KelTec CP33 .22 LR Rimfire Pistol, a fun pistol for fun plinking at the range!! Check it out!!
#GSR #Keltec #CP33
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