As Q once told James Bond in “Skyfall” about his weapon: “The Walther PPK ... additional extended grip allowing for added capacity and improved ergonomics.” The PPK/S retains the ...

In Skyfall, note that Bond switches to the more powerful .380 (9x17mm) with a 6+1 load; seems the .32 wasn’t quite doing the job. Still, the Walther PPK isn’t perfect ... handed shooting (using a ...

The newer Bond films have dabbled with the modern polymer Walther P99, but the PPK makes a welcome appearance in the upcoming Bond film Skyfall ... cross-directional grip texturing and three ...

Early in Skyfall, James Bond faces an assassin ... They cost a little more than $300 brand new. Bond's Walther PPK is fit with a pistol grip that reads his palm print—if Bond isn't holding ...

The latest trailer for Skyfall makes us extremely giddy for the next outing of our favorite gadget-laden super spy, if only for this sweet palmprint recognizing Walther PPK that only he can fire.

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... Fictional superspy ...

The image shows a bearded Daniel Craig - who is making his third appearance as James Bond - holding a Walther PPK, 007’s signature ... running film franchise, Skyfall will place the relationship ...

Warning: Possible spoilers for "Skyfall" follow ... coolest things in the trailer is when he explains that Bond's Walther PPK has been coded to the spy's own palmprint, so no one else can fire ...

Skyfall will see us introduced to a new Q, played by Ben Whishaw - most recently seen as Richard II in the BBC's The Hollow Crown - who we see handing Bond a Walther PPK/S 9mm short. But this is no ...