Walther PPK (NRA Museums image). Because of its popularity, the PP was chambered in other calibers ... After World War II, Fritz escaped the Soviets in East Germany, eventually setting up shop ...

Eventually manufacture was resumed by Walther in Germany, and models and variations have been made under license in the United States. The PP is still a serious contender in the pocket pistol ...

So rather than hope for the best, we wanted to do this properly.” A German Walther PP 7.65-mm. handgun donated to the museum by relatives of U.S. Army Maj. Gen. William P. Levine — one of the ...

Germany invented a pistol that proved a quantum leap over anything then currently in production. The Walther Polizei-Pistole, or PP, was the first double-action semi-automatic pistol. Unlike other ...

The new line will produce an innovative polymer foam solution called Daploy HMS PP and triple the company's supply capability for fully recyclable HMS PP, catering to the increasi ...

It was designed and purpose-built for the Italian military and it is easy to see the influence from the German Walther PP pistols in this design. The model was followed by the M1935, which was ...

Its development began in the early 1930s, when a cash-strapped German army looked to replace the elegant but expensive Luger. The Carl Walther firm responded with a larger version of its PP (Poliz ...

A high-ranking Nazi officer who helped develop a mobile gas chamber became a spy for West Germany after World War II, archives have revealed. Former SS officer Walther Rauff worked for West German ...