Sorry about the lack of editing out me struggling with getting the guide rod and recoil spring back in, doing things trugh a camera is harder than it looks hah!
Nice! Its a solid gun that will keep on shooting for a long time thats for sure. I sold mine to free up space and money, it was just not accurate enough in my hands for shooting competitions. Thanks for watching!
Other than the original grips its pretty bomb proof! And for me it has been totally reliable, which I think it pretty good for a pistol from 1992. Thanks for watching!
Nice catch! They seem to be very reliable pistols, only thing you might want to get is a set of houge grips for it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great pistol, I own one for a few years now but today I field stripped it and was putting the slide back on pushing down on the 3 little levers and somehow the slide locked solid I think because the long one on the right side popped up. So I had to take the grip off, hammer spring out, took the spring with attached pen out the left side that also pushes on the slide release and then took the hammer out and the 3 levers that need to be pushed down .... get the slide moving again and off the frame. Still do not know what made it lock. Put everything back in reverse order but somehow managed to forget which lever on the right side was closest to the hammer .... so had to google for a good closeup video of the frame. Hence that brought me here ;-) Now I am all up and running, thanks. I did replace the plastic grip for a nice wooden one which came from Turkey, a weird place to get Smith & Wesson grips ....
Guns can lock up the strangest ways, and putting them back is not always that easy either. Still not sure If I have my ruger Mk3 put together right, so many small pieces... works fine tho hehe! Does your grip have a steel pin to hold the spring like the houge or does it rest on the grip like the original?
@@ThePreparedNorseman I find the 5906 not that used friendly in field stripping, but then it was not intended to be a military gun but made for the US police. I find a Beretta F92 or Sig Sauer P226 much easier. I do not like the way the Glock needs to be field stripped. The new grip on the S%W 5906 is the same as the old black plastic grip. Replacing it by taking out that pin that holds the hammer spring. If you search on eBay for Smith & Wesson 5906 grip then the Turkish seller pops up. The stel pin goes the same way true the frame and grip as the plastic grip does. Old movie of my 5906, youtube blocked it because of it's music. th-cam.com/video/lEPVKvMCUcc/w-d-xo.html
A cool gun handled by a hidden man wearing black gloves. Are you really James Bond?! Agent 007?!! Ha. Seriously, I love that firearm. And thanks for the level of detail in the video. Really great. 🇳🇴🇺🇸
Thanks Ron! Its a pretty reliable pistol, but probably will be selling it to add something new to the collection. Would like to get a revolver... So many wants so little money hehe!
@@ThePreparedNorseman I can understand that. Cannot go wrong with a wheel gun! A new gun is always nice! I'm holding tight for now. I have a CZ-P09 Duty, a Kimber Tactical Ultra II, .45 ACP, a Ruger LCR .357 and an old S&W .38 that belonged to my Grandfather.
@@ThePreparedNorseman my brother being very honest with you over here in America black people simply aren't treated the same and there have been people who have done videos on shooting and firearms and the police have come and raided them when people who don't look like me have done much more and nothing ever happens. So in truth it is safer for me to keep the majority of it out of the Forefront. Is truly is different over here in America with racism
@@nagasamuraigoichi4860 Sounds pretty bad! And I am very sorry to hear that people experience such hate because of their skin color/ethnicity. I try to not judge people before I get to hear what they have to say, its all to easy to let once prejudiced label people "good" or "bad" just based on how they look.
@@ThePreparedNorseman I completely agree and I appreciate your words. I can see and feel that you are not like that. But unfortunately this is what built the United States. I don't live in fear but I am also aware and don't believe in being foolish.
@@ThePreparedNorseman judging someone by their character and actions is the only way in best way to go but that just doesn't exist like that over here in the US
Sorry about the lack of editing out me struggling with getting the guide rod and recoil spring back in, doing things trugh a camera is harder than it looks hah!
3rd generation Smith & Wesson are awesome guns, and are still a steal until people realize how good they really are.
The 5906 my first 9MM auto, it was a police trade in excellent condition paid @ $300 for it. Still have it and would never get rid of it.
Nice! Its a solid gun that will keep on shooting for a long time thats for sure. I sold mine to free up space and money, it was just not accurate enough in my hands for shooting competitions. Thanks for watching!
My favorite 9!
That's a solid pistol. I like S&W. I have a S&W SD9VE myself.
Other than the original grips its pretty bomb proof! And for me it has been totally reliable, which I think it pretty good for a pistol from 1992. Thanks for watching!
That sdv9 great pistol i didn't mind the heavy trigger 💨💨🔫
Yeah that gun gave me sciatica,damm it so kool on hip while i was on the job💯
Would double as a baton :) Thanks for watching!
Have one! It is amazing!
Beautiful handgun I own a 5906 and a 5946 I believe.
Thanks mate! Its a good reliable firearm, just the grip did "not fit my hand" hehe! Take care.
@@ThePreparedNorseman and I love both of them I still own them and I will keep them
You know that pistol well. Thank you.
Thank you, Greg!
I was looking at one of these last week, super nice, but it was $699 😳
That’s a bit much hehe! Thanks for watching!
You should see the prices in CA, since it's only available via consignment...
I picked one up oct 3 in really good condition cant wait to shoot it i paid 380 out the door
Nice catch! They seem to be very reliable pistols, only thing you might want to get is a set of houge grips for it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Отличный обзор! Человек всё показывает и даже не зная языка и без субтитров всё понятно. Thank you!
I bought mine 5 years ago when they were plentiful but now I hear the supply has dried up !
Great pistol, I own one for a few years now but today I field stripped it and was putting the slide back on pushing down on the 3 little levers and somehow the slide locked solid I think because the long one on the right side popped up. So I had to take the grip off, hammer spring out, took the spring with attached pen out the left side that also pushes on the slide release and then took the hammer out and the 3 levers that need to be pushed down .... get the slide moving again and off the frame. Still do not know what made it lock. Put everything back in reverse order but somehow managed to forget which lever on the right side was closest to the hammer .... so had to google for a good closeup video of the frame. Hence that brought me here ;-) Now I am all up and running, thanks.
I did replace the plastic grip for a nice wooden one which came from Turkey, a weird place to get Smith & Wesson grips ....
Guns can lock up the strangest ways, and putting them back is not always that easy either. Still not sure If I have my ruger Mk3 put together right, so many small pieces... works fine tho hehe! Does your grip have a steel pin to hold the spring like the houge or does it rest on the grip like the original?
@@ThePreparedNorseman I find the 5906 not that used friendly in field stripping, but then it was not intended to be a military gun but made for the US police. I find a Beretta F92 or Sig Sauer P226 much easier. I do not like the way the Glock needs to be field stripped. The new grip on the S%W 5906 is the same as the old black plastic grip. Replacing it by taking out that pin that holds the hammer spring. If you search on eBay for Smith & Wesson 5906 grip then the Turkish seller pops up. The stel pin goes the same way true the frame and grip as the plastic grip does. Old movie of my 5906, youtube blocked it because of it's music. th-cam.com/video/lEPVKvMCUcc/w-d-xo.html
Very cool. Definitely would be fun to shoot. Great video.
Thanks! Its a pretty fun gun :)
A cool gun handled by a hidden man wearing black gloves. Are you really James Bond?! Agent 007?!! Ha. Seriously, I love that firearm. And thanks for the level of detail in the video. Really great. 🇳🇴🇺🇸
Thanks Robert! Much appreciated! Hope you are having a great day :)
Are the gloves to keep your finger oils off the Firearm? Nice example of the 5906 all stainless plus the bladed sight...
I guess gloves are more for keeping the firearm oil and other gunk off my fingers rather than my fingers off the firearm hehe! Thanks for watching!
nice chunk of steel! You know your way around that gun very well, must have owned for some time!
Thanks Ron! Its a pretty reliable pistol, but probably will be selling it to add something new to the collection. Would like to get a revolver... So many wants so little money hehe!
@@ThePreparedNorseman I can understand that. Cannot go wrong with a wheel gun! A new gun is always nice! I'm holding tight for now. I have a CZ-P09 Duty, a Kimber Tactical Ultra II, .45 ACP, a Ruger LCR .357 and an old S&W .38 that belonged to my Grandfather.
@@Ron_C Nice collection! I am tempted to get an LCR in .327 federal magnum.
@@ThePreparedNorseman They conceal nicely. I use a Clipdraw without a holster. th-cam.com/video/dkjEjnQD_Eo/w-d-xo.html
Nice my brother. I wish I could do a video on my firearms. That is a nice firearm.
Thanks, my friend. You should do a video on yours!
@@ThePreparedNorseman my brother being very honest with you over here in America black people simply aren't treated the same and there have been people who have done videos on shooting and firearms and the police have come and raided them when people who don't look like me have done much more and nothing ever happens. So in truth it is safer for me to keep the majority of it out of the Forefront. Is truly is different over here in America with racism
@@nagasamuraigoichi4860 Sounds pretty bad! And I am very sorry to hear that people experience such hate because of their skin color/ethnicity. I try to not judge people before I get to hear what they have to say, its all to easy to let once prejudiced label people "good" or "bad" just based on how they look.
@@ThePreparedNorseman I completely agree and I appreciate your words. I can see and feel that you are not like that. But unfortunately this is what built the United States. I don't live in fear but I am also aware and don't believe in being foolish.
@@ThePreparedNorseman judging someone by their character and actions is the only way in best way to go but that just doesn't exist like that over here in the US