As Q once told James Bond in “Skyfall” about his weapon: “The Walther ... 380 ACP ammo is freaking expensive!! Bottom line: It was a fun experience overall. But while I may purchase a PPK ...

Shortly after acquiring those first two handguns, another friend was pleased to show me his carry gun, which happened to be a Walther PPK/S. After some range time with the little .380 ACP ...

Walther Arms knows a thing or two about self ... the world, the PPK. While the company still manufactures that iconic handgun, over the years, it has modernized its compact .380 ACP pistol line ...

380 ACP), the .22 LR, and 6.35 mm cartridges. Being compact with reasonable stopping power, the PPK was an instant hit with European police forces. But why? What made the Walther PPK so successful ...

380 (9x17mm) with a 6+1 load; seems the .32 wasn’t quite doing the job. Still, the Walther PPK isn’t perfect ... only safety presents a challenge for left-handed shooting (using a two-handed grip, ...

The Walther PPK ... millimeter Kurz .380 variant received a couple of less than favorable reviews, but the .22 caliber was good to go, so I picked that up. Everyone knows the PPK series is ...

and the beginning of Walther’s US-based manufacturing. The PPK/S First Edition features a stainless-steel finish matched with elegant cocobolo wood grips and chambered in .380 ACP. The slide is ...

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 ...