Ian Fleming had no idea the favor he was doing for Walther when he chose to upgrade 007's carry gun from the Beretta 418 .25 ACP to the PPK chambered in .32 ACP (7.65 mm).

The Walther PPK helped introduce a number of technical features that quickly migrated throughout the industry to make it the most copied gun in the world. In 1930, a new pistol went on sale that ...

The Walther PPK/S, which I review here, is a variation of the Walther PP combined with the Walther PPK. The original Walther PP is the largest variant with a 3.9” barrel and a height of 4.3”.

The PPK has a handful of differences that distinguish it from its ancestor, including a shorter, 3.15inch barrel, a shorter overall length of 5.83 inches, and a lighter weight of 1 pound, 5 ounces.

The Walther PPK is obviously iconic. Gun enthusiasts and non-gun owners alike are familiar with this little pistol. It has been featured in plenty of media, namely the Bond movies and the ...

True Gun Value states that “A WALTHER PPK S [sic] pistol is currently worth an average price of $499.17 new and $368.52 used. The 12-month average price is $671.13 new and $504.40 used.” ...

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 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 announces the release of the PPK/S First Edition. Limited to only 1250 units, serial numbers 101-1350, the First Edition will only be a one-time run.

Walther began manufacturing again in 1952, when it licensed production of its PP/PPK series pistols to the French firm, Manfacture de Machines de Haut-Rhin, commonly known as “Manurhin.” ...