Walther P22 barrel wrench needed

[hardcase]

To get the threaded adapter snugged up requires a special barrel wrench. When I bought my pistol, it didn't have the wrench. I got the existing barrel extension off with a leather strap and channel locks. Still scratched it a bit. I don't want to bugger up my new threaded adapter. I looked on Brownell's. No luck. Any ideas on where to get one? I can take and post a picture of the barrel if needed. It looks like it would take a simple, very thin open end type wrench.

[Jt.kline19]

To get the threaded adapter snugged up requires a special barrel wrench. When I bought my pistol, it didn't have the wrench. I got the existing barrel extension off with a leather strap and channel locks. Still scratched it a bit. I don't want to bugger up my new threaded adapter. I looked on Brownell's. No luck. Any ideas on where to get one? I can take and post a picture of the barrel if needed. It looks like it would take a simple, very thin open end type wrench.

http://www.swarfworks.com/wrench_purchase.php
this should help

[hardcase]

To get the threaded adapter snugged up requires a special barrel wrench. When I bought my pistol, it didn't have the wrench. I got the existing barrel extension off with a leather strap and channel locks. Still scratched it a bit. I don't want to bugger up my new threaded adapter. I looked on Brownell's. No luck. Any ideas on where to get one? I can take and post a picture of the barrel if needed. It looks like it would take a simple, very thin open end type wrench.

http://www.swarfworks.com/wrench_purchase.php
this should help

Great info. Silencer Talk has come through again. I've got two ordered, backordered but that is OK.

[tlw613sp]

Or you could get a cheap 10mm wrench and take a grinder to it to thin it. That's what I did for mine.

[upjeeper]

maybe a cone wrench for a bicycle? check a local bicycle repair shop?

[Historian]

maybe a cone wrench for a bicycle? check a local bicycle repair shop?

+1

You can also try:

<< http://www.parktool.com/search?query=&a ... one+wrench >>

A proper Cone Wrench set made life so easy when I needed to do fast road work on my racing
bike ... long ago before the knees handed in their retirement papers.

A chest full of Park Tools caused a major, but so satisfying, dent in a tool-junky's wallet ... but they are so beautiful to
see, handle, and use.

[Nanook49]

Sears for a metric ignition wrench set.

[Dfarm]

Or you could get a cheap 10mm wrench and take a grinder to it to thin it. That's what I did for mine.

This was my answer when the pos stamped wrench opened up on me.