Dry Training Buffer Walther SSP .22 LR

This Walther SSP .22 LR dry training buffer can be used to ensure the striker doesn’t damage the chamber. There are two screws on the front face of the SSP, located right below the barrel. The screw located to the lower right of the barrel -if seen from in front of the pistol- will have to be taken out. That’s the part of the pistol where the striker spring is located. Screwing the Walther SSP .22 LR dry training buffer into this opening will prevent the striker spring from decompressing completely. This, in turn, prevents the rimfire striker from going forward all the way, so it can no longer come into contact with the chamber. This allows you to train dry firing your pistol as often and as long as you like, without damaging the chamber.