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good point :)

I was actually asking about 22LR pistol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walther_SSP, apologies if SSP model was misleading, I did not know that it might be interpreted as airgun :).

Yes this is a neat trick. But when I eject it by moving the slide back it will also cock the trigger again. Yellow anchors work great as dummy rounds but I’m afraid it will not for just decocking. Thank you for this idea!

Yep, that works!

@seamaster depending on the material of the o-rings Walther uses in SSP the Super Lube air tool lubricant might not be comparable as well according to think chat https://www.super-lube.com/Content/Images/uploaded/documents/Compatability%20Charts/Super%20Lube%20Air%20Tool%20Pneumatic%20Lubricant.pdf ...

@seamaster what do you think about other silicon based Super Lubes:
Super Lube 56104 Silicone Oil 100 CST, Clear https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OBV1JC2
Super Lube 56204 O-Ring Silicone Lubricant, Clear https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C3CZ9CL
Thanks!

As I understand, the grease used for the air damper in SSP is radically different from the normal gun oil you would use for the rest of your gun parts. I have a variety of gun oils I normally use on all my guns, but the air damper uses rubber seal (o-ring) that can be damaged by any petroleum base o...

Okay, we have a second option "Super Lube 12004 Air Tool Lubricant" :).
Thank you @seamaster!

Thank you David. Do you use it on your SSP instead of this specialized gread to lube the spring and the buffer? Thanks!

Walther SSP owners, what do you use instead of "Spezialfett" special grease? Any specific brand and type recommendation? Manual says to use only this super special secret lube and does not provide any information about substitute when you run out of it. Walther stopped selling it long time...

Thank you for the info, much appreciate it! Will inspect the barrel and striker contact point, still learning mechanics of this pistol.

I have recently acquired Walther SSP and getting to know the pistol and how to operate it. I have read through the manual and it does not explain how to decock it, once i pull the slide back and release it firing pin will be cocked and dry firing is not an option. Can anyone tell me how to do it saf...