.22lr 2206

gainey · #1 11-23-2010, 03:09 AM

Hi everyone,

i am new to pistols and have just bought a s/s 2206 with adjustable rear sights. My questions are :

1.where can i get a owners manual for this gun as it is 2nd hand and didnt come with one
2.can you buy different sights or accesories
3.any general advice for this gun on sighting shooting maintenance etc

any hellp would be great

s3dcor · #2 11-23-2010, 04:02 AM

Nice pistol, one of the best S$W made. A little difficult to take down the first time you try. Find a on-line manual here:

http://stevespages.com/pdf/s&w_rimfire_pistols.pdf

Accessories other than grips are non existant.

Discontinued a few years ago and parts are getting hard to find. There is a company that is selling new firing pins, you should get one while you can. I see them on Gun Broker. Resist dry firing this one

gainey · #3 11-23-2010, 06:23 AM

thankyou for your help the manual is great, gun broker didnt have any firing pins, but thanx anyway

bad_man_ one · #4 11-23-2010, 09:57 AM

Great .22 LR, I haven't had mine that long, but I can tell you it's a real tack driver.
Even with an inexpensive Red-Dot.
No problems to date, it digests everything I feed it.
Regards,
BM1

lscocoa · #5 11-23-2010, 05:40 PM

Googgle up gun parts corp. ,as they list some parts .

S&Wman · #6 11-23-2010, 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by s3dcor

Nice pistol, one of the best S$W made. A little difficult to take down the first time you try. Find a on-line manual here:

http://stevespages.com/pdf/s&w_rimfire_pistols.pdf

Accessories other than grips are non existant.

Discontinued a few years ago and parts are getting hard to find. There is a company that is selling new firing pins, you should get one while you can. I see them on Gun Broker. Resist dry firing this one

I believe this is the company selling the new firing pins:
Jack First Gunshop - First in Gun Parts - Rapid City, South Dakota

lscocoa · #7 11-24-2010, 09:56 PM

I ment to say Numerich gun parts corp has parts , but that 's good to know about Jack First as I am a new 2206 owner .

HOUSTON RICK · #8 11-25-2010, 03:33 AM

I shied away from 2206's when I found them because of the referenced article, but I have never heard a bad word about one on this forum.

March, 97 Failed

kev74 · #9 11-25-2010, 06:27 AM

Here's mine with an Aimtech scope mount, red dot and an ugly but functional grip over-mold. The 2206 is a lot more accurate than I am, and eats whatever I feed it.

surfzombie · #10 11-27-2010, 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HOUSTON RICK

I shied away from 2206's when I found them because of the referenced article, but I have never heard a bad word about one on this forum.

March, 97 Failed

I have a 422 and a 2213 an I use to have a 22A but sold it. I much prefer the older 422,2213,2206 style to the newer 22a plastic model.

jeremiahjj · #11 12-28-2010, 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by s3dcor

Nice pistol, one of the best S$W made. A little difficult to take down the first time you try. Find a on-line manual here:

http://stevespages.com/pdf/s&w_rimfire_pistols.pdf

Accessories other than grips are non existant.

Discontinued a few years ago and parts are getting hard to find. There is a company that is selling new firing pins, you should get one while you can. I see them on Gun Broker. Resist dry firing this one

I would like to add my thanks too for the manual suggestion. I've been looking for one ever since a gunsmith agonized over how to clean my 2206. I couldn't figure out how to take it apart and neither could the gunsmith. OK, maybe he wasn't much of a gunsmith, but not all gunsmiths see many 2206s either. Anyway, thanks. The manual is permanently on my desktop for when I need it again.