The James Bond pistol — officially licensed
The Walther PPK (Polizei Pistole Kriminal) was introduced in 1931 as a compact concealed-carry version of the PP service pistol, and quickly became one of the most recognisable handguns of the 20th century. It served German police and military through WWII and the Cold War — but it owes its global fame to fiction: James Bond carried a Walther PPK from Dr. No in 1962 onwards, making it arguably the most famous pistol in cinema. The PPK/S variant combines the PPK barrel with the slightly longer PP slide and grip, originally developed in 1968 for the US import market.
This is the officially licensed Walther airsoft replica manufactured by Umarex — the same German company that holds the Walther airsoft license. That means genuine Walther trademarks and authentic markings on the slide and frame, not the generic look-alike text you get on unlicensed clones. Build quality is the higher Umarex standard you'd expect from a licensed product.
It runs on green gas with a 13-round drop-out magazine, energy capped under 1.0 J for EU compliance.
- Historic name: Walther PPK/S
- Era: German service pistol from 1931; PPK/S from 1968
- Famous for: James Bond's signature sidearm since 1962
- License: Officially licensed Walther by Umarex
- Markings: Genuine Walther trademarks
- Type: Green gas airsoft pistol
- Magazine: 13-rd
- Energy: < 1.0 J
- Length: 150 mm
- Weight: 535 g
- Calibre: 6 mm BB
- Adjustable hop-up for tuning range and accuracy
- Manual safety to prevent accidental discharge
- Disassemblable like the real firearm — collector's appeal
- Textured grip for secure handling
- Enlarged magazine foot for better hand placement
