In 2013, Walther Arms, Inc. re-released the PPK/S chambered in ... and is available in either a black or silver-nickel finish. The dimensions and controls of the rimfire PPK/S are the same ...

Best known to the public these days as the "James Bond gun", the Walther PPK was arguably the first successful handgun made for concealed carry, and its now-classic design helped to introduce a ...

On the advice of British firearm expert Geoffrey Boothroyd, author Ian Fleming armed James Bond with a Walther PPK. The fact that 007 himself trusted his life to the dependable little Walther made ...

Walther, Carl Walther GmbH The now-iconic ... 32ACP/7.65-millimeter, while singer Elvis Presley reported owned a silver-finish PPK that was inscribed “TC” for “Taking Care of Business.” ...

Originally a police gun and later made famous by spy films, the Walther PPK is being produced in both Germany and Arkansas for sale in the United States. Nearly one hundred years old, the PPK’s ...

Walther has been in the concealed-carry gun market for about as long as any modern gunmaker, with their .380 ACP PPK being immortalized by James Bond on the silver screen. Despite the ever-expanding ...

Walther PPK. 7.65mm, with a delivery like a brick through a plate glass window. Takes a Braush silencer with very little reduction in muzzle velocity. The American CIA swears by them. – Maj. Boothroyd ...

True Gun Value states that “A WALTHER PPK S [sic] pistol is currently worth an average price of $499.17 new and $368.52 used. The 12-month average price is $671.13 new and $504.40 used.” ...

The gun, a Walther PPK, has an estimated price of $250,000 to $400,000. Rock Island Auction said the gun once owned by Hitler's right hand man, whose name is sometimes Anglicized as Goering ...

Hollywood action movies have greatly increased their weaponry's reputation, making guns like the Walther PPK iconic in pop culture. Fictional guns, like the M41A Pulse Rifle and Auto-9 ...

380ACP designs, but what’s the most “mature” .380ACP design? The one I settled on was the Walther PPK. So I set out to compare the PPK to the G42 to see how the new comer (G42) would stack up.