


Lastly, Walther struggled to establish a toe hold in the American market. Famous guns like the PPK and P38 were the first Walther firearms most Americans had ever seen, and they defined the brand for many decades. Mention “Walther” to the American gun buyer, and they’ll immediately think of the 1930s and 1940s-era guns that were popularized by novelists, filmmakers and returning war vets. The more recent Walther designs also suffered from being overshadowed by the legendary guns that wore the same banner. By the time Walther developed the improved P88 and P99 pistols (with their rather unusual controls that didn’t appeal to American tastes), the other European makes had already taken all the seats at the American military and police service gun table. Walther’s P5 pistol, then in use by numerous European police forces, was a single-stack pistol and couldn’t compete with the double-stack designs from Beretta, SIG Sauer and Glock. One of the reasons most cops are unfamiliar with Walther is that they didn’t have a competitive service pistol when the “Wondernine Wars” kicked off in the mid-1980s. The slide stop and paddle-style magazine release are both ambidextrous, while unparalleled ergonomics provide comfort and ease of use for left- or right-handed users.The P1 team is in Vegas to bring you the newest in guns and gear. This handgun allows the user to easily switch between optics and iron sights. The Walther Q4 Tac delivers unmatched proficiency in a versatile platform made to meet individual needs. The CCP also features a non-slip grip, steel barrel, low-profile 3-dot sights, front and rear slide serrations, and a lightweight trigger pull. It is chambered in 9mm and offers an 8-round capacity. Made specifically for concealed carry, the Walther Arms CCP features a gas-delayed blow-back system that aids in reduced felt recoil.

The PPQ additionally features a trigger that Walther refers to as the best on the market. The Tenifer-coated slide and barrel provide corrosion resistance, while the cross-directional non-slip grip offers greater control. Features include interchangeable backstraps, non-slip grip, corrosion-resistant Tenifer coating, and adjustable 3-dot sights.Ĭhambered in 9mm and 40 S&W, the Walther PPQ is an ergonomically-sound semi-auto pistol suitable for law enforcement and security professionals. Powered by feedback from professionals, Walther has continuously improved on the P99 over the years, creating a solidly built pistol that delivers outstanding performance, even in less than ideal conditions. Trusted by law enforcement agencies across the globe, the Walther P99 is a semi-automatic handgun chambered in 9mm with a 15-round capacity. A tried and true design, the PPK delivers unrivaled performance fit for a secret agent. The PPK is chambered in 380 ACP with a 6+1 capacity and features a double-action/single-action trigger.

It is available in black or stainless, with some models offering a walnut grip. This semi-automatic pistol is a true legend born from a groundbreaking idea about concealed carry. Each of these handguns have unique features and serve different purposes.Ĭarried by the fictional character James Bond, the PPK is one of Walther’s most well-known handguns. The best-selling Walther handguns include the PPK, P99, PPQ, CCP, and Q4 Tac.
