Walther P99 MI6 limited Edition. One of one thousand.
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I am looking to buy one of these, preferably in deactivated state. I know there are a few for sale in the states as live firearms but I am also aware that several were brought into the UK and deactivated. A couple have been traded on militaria sale sites in recent years. If anyone has one or knows who has them, please let me know. kind regards, Mark Rothwell
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Unfortunately seller won't offer international shipping, but it's always worth a try and ask.
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And what's the motif on the front of the slide?
Looks like a union jack with "wrap"
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not bad, serial #256. Of course with the shortage of ammo good luck finding 9mm shells for that. A friend owns a class 3 where I live and he was telling me that older gen walthers are notorious for FTFs and they had to be sent to walther for a re-bore and re-rifling.
Very nice and rare collector's item, but I wouldnt spend 2K just to show it off. I have a lot of fun with mine (both P99 and PPK)
Can someone tell me if I've been under my stone for too long, have I missed something? Is this sarcasm that's missing me completely? Or is there a genuine shortage of what must be the most common cartridge on earth? With the possible exception of the .45 ACP, the 9mm Parabellum or 9 x 19 introduced in 1902 by George Luger and in very common use right up to today. Almost all military semi auto pistols and sub machine guns have been available in this calibre.
It used to be said that a wet greatcoat would stop a 9mmP FMJ at 50 yds, but I never had the guts to prove it, and that throwing a Browning HiPower at the opposition would have more effect than pulling the trigger.
Put me out of my confusion and tell me if there is indeed a shortage as I'm off the the States soon and will have to shoot .45 if the cost of 9 is too much
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The 3 variant HMSIS MI6 JB9 9mm Walther P99s...Slurpy!
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My apologies. But I seem to have misplaced mine somewhere :v
Now on the live firing versions we have two variations original the Series I HMSS (MI6) was never officially announced nor shown on Walther's German website, and it was exclusively imported by Earl's in the US in 1999.
The Series II James Bond edition, as it was originally listed on Walther's site was very quickly withdrawn due to EON finding out and Walther not seeking permission to use the Bond name and number. None of these were ever for sale in the USA, and very few available in Europe. The full THOUSAND run was definitely never reached. Earl did in fact privately import a few of them, and they slowly trickled out onto the market. Like the original Series I, the majority seem to be in .40 S&W with the 9mm versions being much rarer.
Series I -
Series II
I sent my series 2 to him to have some updates made most notably the tension spring breaking after just a few hundred rounds.
It really is true, look around on the websites and you wont find any. Short answer is paranoia with all the Senate and White House fighting each other for gun control (read Sandy Hook). It usually happens every 4 years when a new prez is voted in, but with this one its a hell of a lot more controversial. Several states have already banned and made it a federal felony to have semi automatic weapons and mags larger than 10 rounds.
There are few national chains, but they are severely limiting sales and rationing them, to the point where you can only buy 1 single box of a single caliber per day, and thats it. They take your ID down (which is legal, you have to prove you're over 21) and control the sales that way.
And its for all calibers, the sole exceptions are shotgun shells (10-18 ga) and the more expensive rounds like mag 357 and mag 44.
Its all politics, whether internal (again Sandy Hook) or foreign (11 years at war in Arabia and impending war in Korea)
Well my flabber is well and truly gasted. Just had a look around the web regarding ammo shortages and could hardly believe what I was reading. Guess I might not be doing much shooting next trip then, although my resident great white hunter does reload almost all of his own, with the exception of .45 ACP, 9mmP and .22 LR which are normally as plentiful as leaves on a tree ....... but now not so, it seems. I'll just have to shoot some of his more exotic offerings instead, he does have a very nice double rifle, although not an Anderson Wheeler it is a 500 Nitro Express and has a delivery like a wrecking ball through a plate glass window.
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Walther Factory HMSIS P99 made famous by Daniel Craig's 007 in 2006's classic Casino Royale complete with fitted case, 007 serial number, numbered factory certificate and screen used practical dummy silencer -{
Yep...always good to see Donk's weapon
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Mines bigger...
It's not the size hon' it's the....nahhh it's the size...lol
Mine's faster