Walther PPK

Chriscoop · January 2017

Yes if you live in NI

sniperUK · January 2017

It can have its drawbacks http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-38712776

Herr Michael · January 2017

No different than the States.

Hart008 · January 2017

Gadget Meister wrote:

Well if we're having a party, here's mine

DAYUMMMMM!!!!! -{ -{ :007) :007)

Hart008 · January 2017

MOTHER OF WALTHERS!!!! :x :x :x :x
OK im gonna purchase the holster now ! hahaha

Does anybody have the right link to amazon for the holster used in SPectre and CR?
Cheers

Asp9mm wrote:

Here's some of mine...

BCFDRay · January 2017

Hart008 wrote:

MOTHER OF WALTHERS!!!! :x :x :x :x
OK im gonna purchase the holster now ! hahaha

Does anybody have the right link to amazon for the holster used in SPectre and CR?
Cheers

Asp9mm wrote:

Here's some of mine...

It's a very comfortable holster!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B019MTZQV2/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1485183970&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=vega+bond+ppk&dpPl=1&dpID=51K7uyadZNL&ref=plSrch

Hart008 · January 2017

Thanks

so the correct one is V V IB333? i see there is 39 32 what is the difference would you know?

The one bond uses is 333 is it - i shall get that one that SA hehe

ppw3o6r · January 2017

Hart008 wrote:

Thanks

so the correct one is V V IB333? i see there is 39 32 what is the difference would you know?

The one bond uses is 333 is it - i shall get that one that SA hehe

Vega produce the IB339 for the Walther P99 however the IB332 was used on screen. Yes the IB333 is used for the PPK. The difference is size and cut -{

Hart008 · January 2017

ppw3o6r wrote:

Hart008 wrote:

Thanks

so the correct one is V V IB333? i see there is 39 32 what is the difference would you know?

The one bond uses is 333 is it - i shall get that one that SA hehe

Vega produce the IB339 for the Walther P99 however the IB332 was used on screen. Yes the IB333 is used for the PPK. The difference is size and cut -{

Thanks Donk
so for SA i get the 1332 ya

ppw3o6r · January 2017

Hart008 wrote:

ppw3o6r wrote:

Hart008 wrote:

Thanks

so the correct one is V V IB333? i see there is 39 32 what is the difference would you know?

The one bond uses is 333 is it - i shall get that one that SA hehe

Vega produce the IB339 for the Walther P99 however the IB332 was used on screen. Yes the IB333 is used for the PPK. The difference is size and cut -{

Thanks Donk
so for SA i get the 1332 ya

IB332 for P99 and IB333 for PPK

richmenstoys · January 2017

PPK & Sony RX IV ( Spectre Promotion Camera )

P99 with Silencer

PPK & Spectre Holster

Cheers -{

ppw3o6r · January 2017

Roger Moore's 1973 7.65mm Walther PPK as featured in The Most Famous Gun In The World -{

Sir Miles · January 2017

ppw3o6r wrote:

Roger Moore's 1973 7.65mm Walther PPK as featured in The Most Famous Gun In The World -{

Now that's just showing off

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Cheverian · January 2017

This is probably a question for Asp9mm.

Does Bond ever use the stainless steel PPK in a film or is it always the blued?

Noticing that you have both. (And then some! Awesome collection)

Herr Michael · January 2017

Bond has never used a Ranger manufactured SS PPK in any movie, and Walther Germany does not manufacture SS firearms. Ever.

Chriscoop · January 2017

They did the occasional nickel plated ppk's usually with engraving.

Asp9mm · January 2017

They did a stainless and aluminium (duralumin) version. Last of Zellas manufacture, or early Manhurin using the old tooling. Very rare and with no serial numbers. Whether it was a dropped experimental design, or issued is open to debate. But they did make them.

Asp9mm · January 2017

DC used one an Interarms in promo videos and images for Casino Royale too. And Donk will along hopefully to exlain where else they were used, or intended to be used in Bond films.

Cajun · January 2017

Asp9mm wrote:

DC used one an Interarms in promo videos and images for Casino Royale too. And Donk will along hopefully to exlain where else they were used, or intended to be used in Bond films.

An Interarms "clone" if you will made by Smith & Wesson, identifiable by the extended beavertail and the dark laser etching on the slide's starboard side.

Asp9mm · January 2017

Yeah, my typo. I've got Interarms stuck in my head for some reason. I've made that mistake twice today.

ppw3o6r · January 2017

Miranda Frost utilised a US made s/s PPK in publicity images for Die Another Day. Initially Frost was to use a suppressed PPK on screen. As already covered DC used a similar pistol in publicity images for Casino Royale & nearly used one for his screen test as Bond where a suppressed P99 was eventually utilised...and that is it! -{

Chriscoop · January 2017

Has one never been used in a title sequence? Ive read about the coated one in your book, but for some reason I have a recollection of a nickel or ss one elsewhere in a title sequence? Maybe a Mandela memory effect.

Higgins · January 2017

Even I know, that where Stainless Steel (S/S) PPKs with Bond (and of course the lovely Miranda Frost) out there 8-)

Chriscoop · January 2017

1937 ppk zm made by walther in Germany

minigeff · January 2017

Tada!

The obviously DID do a shiny version, although this one looks rather battered and scratched up.

Asp9mm · January 2017

That's a Beretta ya bonehead

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minigeff · January 2017

Asp9mm wrote:

That's a Beretta ya bonehead )

Is it bollocks, i think i'd know the difference!

Asp9mm · January 2017

Sorry. My mistake

Chriscoop · January 2017

Herr Michael wrote:

Bond has never used a Ranger manufactured SS PPK in any movie, and Walther Germany does not manufacture SS firearms. Ever.

Here's another walther firearm made in Germany that is stainless

And another

The very last walther pp known as the last ditch were also produced without blueing

Chriscoop · January 2017

minigeff wrote:

Tada!

The obviously DID do a shiny version, although this one looks rather battered and scratched up.

That's a ladies gun, and not a nice lady at that!

Walther PPK

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