Did James Bond use a Walther PPS?

In the new 007 novel Carte Blanche, James Bond uses a Walther PPS gun. The Walther PPS (Polizeipistole Schmal or Police Pistol Short) is a semi-automatic pistol, first shown in 2007. A successor to the legendary Walther PPK, Bond’s choice of weapon in most of the films.

Who uses a Walther PPS?

The Walther PPS (Polizei-Pistole Schmal / Police Pistol Slim) is a semi-automatic pistol developed by the German company Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen of Ulm for concealed carry for civilians and plainclothes law enforcement personnel. It is available in either 9×19mm Parabellum or .

Is the Walther PPS single or double action?

The PPS Pistol is made in Germany and is distributed in the United States by Smith & Wesson. It has a 3.2-inch carbon steel barrel and utilizes a single-action style, striker-fired, six-pound double-action-only trigger system.

Do they still make the Walther PPS?

With the release of the new Walther PPS M2, the original PPS has become the PPS Classic. Walther has announced that they will continue to produce both pistols, so now you have two different PPS pistols to choose from.

Is the PPS a good gun?

The Walther PPS is a very good gun and one I recommend to anyone needing a compact pistol for self-defense. The PPS is extremely reliable and easy to shoot. While Walther discontinued the original PPS reviewed here, you can still pick them up through this affiliate link.

Do they still make Walther PPS?

How good is a Walther 9mm?

The CCP was initially introduced in 9mm a few years ago, and while the gun’s excellent ergonomics, trigger and Softcoil system make it easy to shoot and manipulate, the 9mm was still a little too much cartridge in this small gun for some shooters. So, Walther Arms has chambered this excellent carry gun for the milder .

Does Walther have a lifetime warranty?

Legendary Limited Lifetime Warranty With Walther, you can rely on the precision of German engineering and the dependability of an American guarantee. Our warranty provides unwavering support for your new firearm and continues for the life cycle of the product as long as the company manufactures and supports it.