As Q once told James Bond in “Skyfall” about his weapon: “The Walther PPK/S 9 millimeter short. It's been coded to your palm print, so only you can fire it. Less of a random killing machine ...

In the 2012 film Skyfall, Q presents James Bond with a special handgun for his latest mission — a Walther PPK 9mm short — fitted with a sensor encoded to Bond's palm print so only he can fire ...

While Pierce Brosnan’s Bond switched to the updated Walther P99 in 9mm Parabellum, and Daniel Craig carried that handgun over to Casino Royale, the Walther PPK returns in Quantum of Solace and got ...

Walther's new PDP Steel Frame Match pistol offers a ... Walther has a long-standing reputation for producing quality pistols like the P38 and PPK, and fans of the current Walther PDP lineup claim that ...

Commander James Bond offers his insights into the issued handgun, the Walther PPK/S. In today’s world, the idea of using a .380ACP caliber weapon for self-defense is often scoffed at, especially ...

There are several contemporary .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 ...

This fame is due in large part to the Walther PPK pistol, ... The 9mm magazine holds 15 rounds, and the .40 holds 12. Each Walther PPQ comes with two magazines and a speed loader.

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.” ...

In the 2012 film Skyfall, Q presents James Bond with a special handgun for his latest mission — a Walther PPK 9mm short — fitted with a sensor encoded to Bond's palm print so only he can fire ...

Smart guns have mainly been the stuff of movies. In the real world, technological and political challenges have meant the high-tech devices haven't become a reality. That may be about to change.

In the 2012 film Skyfall, Q presents James Bond with a special handgun for his latest mission — a Walther PPK 9mm short — fitted with a sensor encoded to Bond's palm print so only he can fire it.