Bond still using ppk

whiteknight86whiteknight86 MexicoPosts: 43MI6 Agent
edited March 2015 in SPECTRE - Bond 24 (2015)
Do you know if Bond will be using the Walther ppk again?
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  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    I don't think there is anything official yet...

    In the snow scenes he has something different, but that could be a pick-up from a bad guy as we see him in the short video that was released put a wrist lock on the bad guy and take his gun.
  • BladeRunner684BladeRunner684 Posts: 18MI6 Agent
    edited March 2015
    Looks like a PPK to me... -{
    Surprised no one else has mentioned it.

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  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    I hope it is the Walther -{
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  • PaperbillPaperbill FloridaPosts: 812MI6 Agent
    I have seen a better angle of the above picture, it really looks like a PPK
  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    BladeRunner684 wrote:
    Looks like a PPK to me... -{
    Surprised no one else has mentioned it.

    image.jpg1_zpso8ayj38a.jpg

    Thats is a PPK for sure, I had not seen that image, thanks :)
  • Asp9mmAsp9mm Over the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
    Yes he will be.
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  • hot crossed bondhot crossed bond at the barPosts: 181MI6 Agent
    that's a Heckler&koch VP9
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  • Asp9mmAsp9mm Over the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
    Nope, it's a PPK.
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  • 72897289 Beau DesertPosts: 1,691MI6 Agent
    My biggest question about SPECTRE has been answered ... gonna bury my head now and avoid all the spoilers ...

    Thanks again ASP9MM!
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  • Charmed & DangerousCharmed & Dangerous Posts: 7,358MI6 Agent
    Asp9mm wrote:
    Nope, it's a PPK.

    A very restrained answer, Asp9mm :D :))
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  • 007.5007.5 Posts: 30MI6 Agent
    Defo a PPK. Disappointed it's not the PPK/S from Skyfall; not exactly modern but a bit more relevant.
  • paulpaul Posts: 33MI6 Agent
    hopefully silencers/surpressors are used
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    The classic DN Silencer :)
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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    007.5 wrote:
    Defo a PPK. Disappointed it's not the PPK/S from Skyfall; not exactly modern but a bit more relevant.

    I think what's most important is that the gun is something that can easily be concealed. That's why I really didn't like the P99 for Bond. However, Bond's clothes are now too tight to conceal anything!
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  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    It's not like Bond is wearing Skinny Jeans :))
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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    AlphaOmegaSin wrote:
    It's not like Bond is wearing Skinny Jeans :))

    He wore the chino and wool equivalents in Skyfall. Most of his outfits in Skyfall left no room to conceal anything.
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  • LexiLexi LondonPosts: 3,000MI6 Agent
    AlphaOmegaSin wrote:
    It's not like Bond is wearing Skinny Jeans :))

    Did you watch Skyfall????

    His suits leave nothing to the imagination!!!! :#
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  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    I do agree that the SF Suits were too tight.
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  • 007.5007.5 Posts: 30MI6 Agent
    I completely agree about concealability; the P99 was just silly for a spy. Personally I agree about the too tight suits, but I'm certainly no fashion guru. Leiter actually mentions in Dr No that Bonds suit is measured to hide the butt of his gun and Bond replies it was done in Saville Row. Obviously Tom Ford didn't train there!
  • HowardBHowardB USAPosts: 2,755MI6 Agent
    I look at the PPK as a defensive/personal protection weapon.....easily concealed and effective from close range and then some in the hands of a marksman/trained killer like Bond. If Bond is going on the offensive then he uses something heavier depending on the job. I always pictured Bond carrying the PPK, a P-99 in the glovebox of his service issue car along with a good all around assault rifle in the trunk/boot with a scope just in case he needs to remove someone from distance on short notice. Any suggestions for the assault rifle? I was thinking a "bullpup" style rifle would make sense.....rifle length barrel in a submachine gun size package.
  • sniperUKsniperUK UlsterPosts: 594MI6 Agent
    HowardB wrote:
    I look at the PPK as a defensive/personal protection weapon.....easily concealed and effective from close range and then some in the hands of a marksman/trained killer like Bond. If Bond is going on the offensive then he uses something heavier depending on the job. I always pictured Bond carrying the PPK, a P-99 in the glovebox of his service issue car along with a good all around assault rifle in the trunk/boot with a scope just in case he needs to remove someone from distance on short notice. Any suggestions for the assault rifle? I was thinking a "bullpup" style rifle would make sense.....rifle length barrel in a submachine gun size package.


    Certainly not the L85 (SA80) probably something like the HK416 or Sig516 both AR based but a lot better made .
  • HowardBHowardB USAPosts: 2,755MI6 Agent
    sniperUK wrote:
    HowardB wrote:
    I look at the PPK as a defensive/personal protection weapon.....easily concealed and effective from close range and then some in the hands of a marksman/trained killer like Bond. If Bond is going on the offensive then he uses something heavier depending on the job. I always pictured Bond carrying the PPK, a P-99 in the glovebox of his service issue car along with a good all around assault rifle in the trunk/boot with a scope just in case he needs to remove someone from distance on short notice. Any suggestions for the assault rifle? I was thinking a "bullpup" style rifle would make sense.....rifle length barrel in a submachine gun size package.


    Certainly not the L85 (SA80) probably something like the HK416 or Sig516 both AR based but a lot better made .

    My bad.... after doing a bit of research the L85 (SA80) is not considered a particularly good weapon. However there apparently are other Bullpup style rifles that are better but I'll cede to those with much more knowledge on this one for sure. But an automatic rifle hidden in the trunk/boot would make sense IMO.
  • Asp9mmAsp9mm Over the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
    The current spec SA80 is fine. All the bad mouthing came from when it was first issued. It's pretty much a different weapon from that version now, and came at great cost.
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  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    edited March 2015
    HowardB wrote:
    Any suggestions for the assault rifle?

    Perhaps a suppressed FN P90? although not really an "assault rifle" per-se.

    Or the H&K UMP as seen at the end of Casino Royale (it has a folding stock too I think).

    Or even a H&K MP7.

    Although not "assault rifles" they are easily concealable and provide more firepower than a pistol.

    If he wanted something Bullpup to really get someone at a distance how about the Walther WA2000 as used in The Living Daylights, a bit dated now though.
  • ppw3o6rppw3o6r Great BritainPosts: 2,280MI6 Agent
    Asp9mm wrote:
    The current spec SA80 is fine. All the bad mouthing came from when it was first issued. It's pretty much a different weapon from that version now, and came at great cost.

    My brother was one of the tool makers behind curing its overheating problems & what did he receive from H.M. Government for saving the MOD a fortune?....Bugger all! (well not strictly true I think it may have been a token 150 or 200 quid?)...Whoopee! :(
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  • PPK 7.65mmPPK 7.65mm Saratoga Springs NY USAPosts: 1,253MI6 Agent
    HowardB wrote:
    I look at the PPK as a defensive/personal protection weapon.....easily concealed and effective from close range and then some in the hands of a marksman/trained killer like Bond. If Bond is going on the offensive then he uses something heavier depending on the job. I always pictured Bond carrying the PPK, a P-99 in the glovebox of his service issue car along with a good all around assault rifle in the trunk/boot with a scope just in case he needs to remove someone from distance on short notice. Any suggestions for the assault rifle? I was thinking a "bullpup" style rifle would make sense.....rifle length barrel in a submachine gun size package.

    I could not agree more as both a die hard James Bond fan and a firearms aficionado.
  • PPK 7.65mmPPK 7.65mm Saratoga Springs NY USAPosts: 1,253MI6 Agent
    Continuing on from my last post, The Walther WA 2000 as seen in The Living Daylights (1987) and many of the Activision James Bond video games is still a good sniper rifle from what I have heard about it. In particular the .300 Winchester Magnum version that Bond used in The Living Daylights is a good choice for taking out a target and making them stay out of commission permanently. The .300 Winchester Magnum round as I was told is even more powerful than a 7.62mm NATO round. Granted the cost of the WA 2000 kept it from selling well, but it is a good weapon regardless.

    As for an automatic weapon (Sub-machine Gun or Assault Rifle) I would give Bond the H&K UMP 9mm from CR and QOS since it is one of the best submachine guns around and since H&K designed and produced it with many of the same features as the MP5 series, it is a robust and sound weapon. For something bigger I would go with an H&K 416 or 417(same rifle but chambered in .762mm NATO) for its controllability, rate of fire, and size when compared to a full size assault rifle like the famous M16.

    PS: The latest teaser poster for SPECTRE shows also shows James Bond holding the Walther PPK.
  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    edited March 2015
    PPK 7.65mm wrote:
    Continuing on from my last post, The Walther WA 2000 as seen in The Living Daylights (1987) and many of the Activision James Bond video games is still a good sniper rifle from what I have heard about it. In particular the .300 Winchester Magnum version that Bond used in The Living Daylights is a good choice for taking out a target and making them stay out of commission permanently. The .300 Winchester Magnum round as I was told is even more powerful than a 7.62mm NATO round. Granted the cost of the WA 2000 kept it from selling well, but it is a good weapon regardless.
    As for an automatic weapon (Sub-machine Gun or Assault Rifle) I would give Bond the H&K UMP 9mm from CR and QOS since it is one of the best submachine guns around and since H&K designed and produced it with many of the same features as the MP5 series, it is a robust and sound weapon. For something bigger I would go with an H&K 416 or 417(same rifle but chambered in .762mm NATO) for its controllability, rate of fire, and size when compared to a full size assault rifle like the famous M16.

    The WA2000 is fantastic, and a real one-off, there is literally nothing else like it. Although I did not know it was the cost of it that kept it out of widespread use? I also did not know that the one from TLD was chambered for .300 Winchester Magnum, that is some serious ammo for a short range counter-sniper mission. If Bond had gone for the kill Kara would have been missing a head.

    Only problem with the WA2000 is that it could be a bit unwieldy being so big. How about the PSG-1? that may suit Bond for if he needed to get at more than one target quickly.

    H&K 416 is gorgeous, a personal favourite -{

    Is it true that a scoped H&K 417 is that good it can almost be used as a sniper-rifle, or a counter-sniper rifle?
  • Number24Number24 NorwayPosts: 22,334MI6 Agent
    The scoped HK 517 is actually the most widespread sniper rifle in the Norwegian military. I understand it started when the special forces bought the rifle for the designated marksman role. The rest of the military were chosing the next assault rifle at the time and landed on the HK 416. Some say they thought it would be neat if the assault rifle and the sniper rifle were so simmular and if the gun is good enough for SF it's good enough for us! I understand many feel the 417 isn't a "pure blood" sniper rifle and isn't good enough for that role, but others argue it fills that role well out to 800 meters if match grade ammo is used and the training is good enough. Still, they are buying a 3.38 Lapua magnum rifle soon for longer ranges.

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