and the beginning of Walther's U.S.-based manufacturing, the PPK/S First Edition featured stainless steel slide finish paire with cocobolo wood grips, and chambered in .380 ACP. Under the ejection ...

Other weight and size reductions came by using a wrap-around plastic grip instead of one ... of a pocket or waistband, the Walther PPK design places a high premium on safety.

As Q once told James Bond in “Skyfall” about his weapon: “The Walther ... PPK, the PPK/s maintains the timeless features, essence, and elegance of the original with an additional extended ...

A year later, in 1930, Walther released a smaller version of the PP, which it called the PPK (Polizeipistole Kriminalmodell or “Police Pistol Detective Model”). It featured a shorter grip ...

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 ...

After Glock, there is probably no handgun manufacturer more well known than Walther. This fame is due in large part to the Walther PPK pistol ... The cross-directional grip texturing and three ...

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 ...

Walther PPK. 7.65mm ... In response to demand for a concealed carry variant, the PPK came out in 1931, featuring an abbreviated 3.3-inch barrel, and a shortened slide and grip: the perfect choice for ...