Tea time with a Walther PPK

Want something strange about a Walther Handgun? This is it folks, porcelain Walther PPKs for tea time.....with James Bond maybe? That is strange enough for me to see this this morning. I guess there's something for everyone, and that has to be in a class by itself......

James Bond Walther Handgun Brings Lot's of Money

A Walther Handgun brings ten times the estimated price at Christie's Auctions and sold for 277 000 pounds ($435 000 US)

The handgun was a Walther LP-53 air pistol used for the photo shoot for the From Russia With Love movie poster

Walther Handguns Reviews: Walther PPS

We love Walther Handguns, and this review about the Walther PPS handgun makes me feel like I should get one. It's a real compact pistol and I'm sure it will do the job right if needed. I love gun reviews, and this one in particular makes me want to have one even if that particular pistol is a bit heavy and more expensive than the competition.....it's a Walther!

Nice Walther P99 Handgun Review

One of the greatest modern handgun today is the Walther P99 Pistol, and this great video review will show you some great footage about this fabulous work of gun art.

The Walther P99 is the weapon of choice of the Montreal Police Department, and was James Bond's gun in The World Is Not Enough, Die Another Day, and Casino Royale.

Walther PP

The Walther Handgun known as the PP (Polizeipistole) was very popular with European police forces and civilians. This was the world's first successful double-action pistol and is still manufactured by the Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen.

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Walther PPK Review

That's one great review of a Walther Handgun PPK in .380 ACP. I like this guy's firearm reviews. The Walther PPK Handguns are true classic pistols.

Walther Handgun PPK

The Walther PPK has to be the most known Walther Handgun. Introduced in 1931, this small caliber pistol was a favorite of German citizens and police forces before becoming the pistol of the Luftwaffe, German military officers, the Gestapo and other secret police in Nazi Germany, but it will always be known as the handgun of secret agent James Bond, and the gun Hitler used to commit suicide in 1945.

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Walther P38 Grey Ghost

Interesting and unusual Walther Handgun, the Walther P38 Grey Ghost was manufactured by Mauser under French occupation in 1945. Nice parkerized finish gives this pistol a unique look, and this P38 is maybe one of a kind.

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Pre-War Walther P-38

The Walther Handgun P38 was one of the handguns issued to German Military personnel during World War II. The P38 was produced and distributed in mid-1940 after being adopted in 1938. Besides being chambered for the 9mm Parabellum round it was also produced in 7.65mm Luger and .22 Long Rifle mostly for commercial orders.

This particular Walther P38 is a commercial issue in 7.65mm Luger with nice engraving on both the wooden grips and the frame of the pistol.

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