SCREEN Acurate P99

Commander James Bond · February 2009

I appreciate the Maruzen P99 is the more acurate replica of the weapon itself. However I've heard people say that the CP99 was actually used in some of CR. Therefor would the CP99 be more 'screen' acurate than the Maruzen? I'm not sure if the CP99 involvment in the films is contentious as some say only 'live' weapons and PAKs were used.....

Also can someone post immages of the different marking methods of the P99? I've heard of 'rolling', 'stamping' and 'lazer etching' any others? The markings on the CP99 and Maruzen P99, what are they closest to (methods above)?

Many thanks!

7289 · February 2009

Try this page for information on the real P99.

http://lundestudio.com/WaltherP99FAQ/

Asp9mm · February 2009

Commander James Bond wrote:

I appreciate the Maruzen P99 is the more acurate replica of the weapon itself. However I've heard people say that the CP99 was actually used in some of CR. Therefor would the CP99 be more 'screen' acurate than the Maruzen? I'm not sure if the CP99 involvment in the films is contentious as some say only 'live' weapons and PAKs were used.....

Also can someone post immages of the different marking methods of the P99? I've heard of 'rolling', 'stamping' and 'lazer etching' any others? The markings on the CP99 and Maruzen P99, what are they closest to (methods above)?

Many thanks!

The CP99 was not used at all, it looks very different from a real P99, it was a PAK version of the P99 that was used mostly. The screen used live P99 was a laser etched 2004 version.

You can see them all here...

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Casino_Royale

Go with the Maruzen, the Cp99 is very inaccurate.

ppw3o6r · February 2009

Just confirming what ASP9mm has already stated, that is the P99's used on Casino Royale were 3 different firearms, numerous Umarex PAKs, rubber stunts for the crane fight sequence and 1 silenced airsoft for the stairwell fight sequence. No CP99's were used on Casino Royale or any of the 3 Brosnan movies. The main reason for this is contiuity on screen, if an air pistol had been used it would be easy to spot as the CP99 is a bit bulky..too many pies!

Asp9mm · February 2009

And the airsoft in the stairwell fight was not Maruzen, but one of those early soft-air spring jobbies with a J-Lo. was it Marui or something like that ppw3o6r?

ppw3o6r · February 2009

Not up on airsofts but I believe it was an ASGK which is one of the first commercially available airsoft P99's and one of the most accurate even by todays standards which of course makes it completely illegal to purchase if you are UK based,if you can find one?.

minigeff · April 2009

can someone explain to me what a Umarex PAK is please?

i'm familiar with the umarex brand, and have a cp99, but i've never heard of the PAK.:s

danjaq_0ff · April 2009

i have a pak slide, would this fit any other p99 frame?

Asp9mm · April 2009

minigeff wrote:

can someone explain to me what a Umarex PAK is please?

i'm familiar with the umarex brand, and have a cp99, but i've never heard of the PAK.:s

It's P99 made specifically to fire blanks and cycle like a live version.

ppw3o6r · April 2009

Hi, the real P99 has a floating barrel, when you remove the slide from the lower frame the barrel stays within the slide. The PAK has a fixed barrel much like a PPK which remains permanently attached to the lower assembly when the slide is removed therefore the PAK slide is not compatible with any other P99.There are numerous other internal differences. ppw3o6r

danjaq_0ff · April 2009

ppw3o6r wrote:

Hi, the real P99 has a floating barrel, when you remove the slide from the lower frame the barrel stays within the slide. The PAK has a fixed barrel much like a PPK which remains permanently attached to the lower assembly when the slide is removed therefore the PAK slide is not compatible with any other P99.There are numerous other internal differences. ppw3o6r

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SCREEN Acurate P99

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