How to disassemble a walther p22 step by step

field stripping and cleaning a walther P22 hand gun with 3.4 inch barrel
1. pull down take down lever
2. pull slide all the way back
3. remove recoil spring and guidance rod
4. unscrew barrel nut with spanner wrench
5. remove barrel sleeve
6. slide barrel back
clean and lube all parts then re assemble
the gun comes with a little plastic rod to put in the spring to help line the guidance rod up with the hole on the front of the slide when you put it back together

Im not responsable for any personal damage or injury that could happen from following this video

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[bankrun04]

just took my walther p22 to the range today for the first time and broke it in using cci mini mags it worked perfectly not one problem... I love that little pistol. Great video thanks for sharing.

[mtrain999]

@bankrun04 thanks, good to hear

[airrowhead]

Hello, maybe you can help, I took my P22 out to the range for the 1st time after buy'n it and after @ 50-100 rounds the striker {firing pin} broke. How, Where and cost {if you know } would it be to fix? Can I or should fix myself or let a dealer do it? thanks, Scotty

[mtrain999]

@airrowhead If you go on to smith & wessons website and click on "continue to walther america" on the lower right, then go to "catalogs & manuals" on the right and look up the p22, page 15 will show the part you need. You could try calling the number on the last page and seeing how much it would cost. Im not sure how hard it would be to replace though. Sorry it wont let me post the link to the manual. Hope this helps

[SkyRaker77]

nice video man, just got a walther. This is simple, deliberate, easy to follow and you didn't talk the whole freaking time. good job!

[mtrain999]

@SkyRaker77 thanks

[konigshiz12]

@airrowhead what?!? ive had my walther for a while and nothing has happened like that. it is the most reliable pistol i own besides my makarov. anyways you should get it for free because you didnt own it for too long.

[sittingbulls1]

man you talk to much

[popejohnpaul3rd]

nice vid but not trying to knock u but when u put the cotton thru the barrel u would want to remove it before pulling it out cause if there any thing on the cloth it can stay in ur barrel when pulling it out nic vid tho

[papertowel1000]

He talks too much