The PPQ is Walther’s contender in the modern service pistol market. But the line now offers something we’ve not seen before from the German gunmaker—a .45.

Walther’s PPQ M2 is a recoil-operated (Browning tilting barrel) semi-automatic with a typical double-column magazine capacity of 15 rounds (in 9 mm Luger).

The Walther PPQ is available in four different calibers and many different variants. The calibers are .22 LR, 9mm Luger, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP. Out of these, the 9mm is by far the most popular option.

The Walther PPQ M2 can be found in the $500-$600 price range, which is on par with its semi-automatic competitors. There are .40 and .45 caliber options for the PPQ, ...

New for 2013 and building on the great heritage of the original PPQ, Walther Arms introduces the new PPQ M2 semi-automatic pistol. Designed to be a popular choice for both law ...

Gun-maker Walther has released the successor to James Bond's preferred PPK handgun, called the PPQ. Does it measure up to 007's standards—and, more important, to the standards of police officers ...

The T4E Walther PPQ in LE Blue (2272810) is an 6mm Airsoft training pistol. The Walther PPQ has features replicating the real firearm with gas blowback and the slide locking open ...

Everett Deger, marketing director with Walther Arms, highlights the company's first-ever .45-caliber pistol, the PPQ 45, at SHOT Show in Las Vegas, Jan. 18, 2016.

Famous for making the pistols carried by British secret agent James Bond, German gun-maker Walther is releasing its PPQ handgun chambered in the American .45-caliber ACP cartridge.

The PDP has been around for a few years, evolving from the PPQ and earlier P99, but Walther has been hard at work developing different models in the lineup. One of the newest is a steel-framed, ...

Their evolving lineage of polymer pistols that started with the P99, PPQ, PDP, and now the PDP F, runs neck-and-neck with some of the best striker-fired production pistols on the market. After putting ...