As Q once told James Bond in “Skyfall” about his weapon: “The Walther PPK/S ... weight of 19 ounces. Magazine capacity is seven rounds. I have owned a standard PPK .32 ACP (with a stainless ...

357 Mag. and a nickel-plated Browning ... which happened to be a Walther PPK/S. After some range time with the little .380 ACP, I felt a distinct urge to add one to my modest, but growing, collection.

Ian Fleming had no idea the favor he was doing for Walther when he chose to ... The dimensions and controls of the rimfire PPK/S are the same as those of the .380 ACP center-fire version but ...

This was combined with a magazine of seven standard 7.65 mm cartridges that were a compromise between size and stopping power that made the PPK a ... Thunder 380. However, the Walther company ...

32 ACP round and parsimonious firepower of a single-stack magazine that holds only ... Bond switches to the more powerful .380 (9x17mm) with a 6+1 load; seems the .32 wasn’t quite doing the job. Still ...

Originally a police gun and later made famous by spy films, the Walther PPK is being produced in both ... It had an eight round magazine, used blade sights, and had a muzzle velocity of 948 ...