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In July of the year 1940, Nazi Germany’s air force, known as the Luftwaffe, launched a massive bombing campaign on the United Kingdom. In response, the Royal Air Force took to the skies to defend the UK in what is now recognized as the first major military battle fought entirely by air forces. At one […] More

The Walther CCP in 9mm, which is also manufactured by Walther’s parent company Umarex like the P22, is a highly unique firearm that utilizes a gas piston system much like the HK P7. It also has a blowback action, similar to the PPK and P22, which means that recoil is transferred directly back into the […] More

The Walther P22, which is actually manufactured by Umarex, is one of the most popular .22 pistols in the USA Today. The outside of the gun resembles a hammer fired P99, while the internals of the gun utilize a blowback action like you would find on a Walther PPK. The P22 feeds from a 10 […] More

The Walther PPS M1 was released in 2007 as one of the first single stack 9mms compact pistols to hit the American market, having the way for the Ruger LC9, Smith & Wesson Shield, Springfield XDS, and Glock 43. The PPS was updated in 2016 as the PPS M2, which features a more ergonomic grip […] More

The Walther P5 was adopted for West German police in the late 1970s, along with the SIG Sauer P6 and the HK P7. The P5 is basically an updated and more modernized P38, but the internals of the two firearms are very similar. The P5 was widely adopted throughout Germany and the Netherlands in the […] More

The Walther P38 was selected in the late 1930s to replace the Luger P08 as the standard issue sidearm of the German Army. It was an immensely successful pistol, serving on the battlefields of World War II and in the hands many German soldiers during the Cold War as well. In fact, the P38 served […] More

The Walther PPK/S is a hybrid of the Walther PP and PPK, consisting of the barrel and slide of the PPK combined with the frame, grip, and magazine of the Walther PP. The PPK/S was created in order to allow it legal for shipment into the United States following the Gun Control of Act of […] More

The Walther PP was released in 1929 as a sidearm for German detectives and plain clothes police. The PP was the world’s first successful double action single action auto, and also uses a slide mounted safety/decocker system that has been replicated in many other famous firearms, including the Beretta 92FS. It also utilizes a blowback […] More

Perhaps the most famous Walther pistol of all time is the PPK. Primarily made for the .32 ACP and .380 ACP calibers, the PPK is a more compact version of the Walther PP, which itself is a highly influential pistol. The PPK also became famous for being the standard issue sidearm of 007 in the […] More

The Walther PPQ is a development of the Walther P99, designed to function much more similarly to a Glock. While the P99 was and has been enormously successfully with military and law enforcement units all over the world, it has been noticeably less popular here in the United States. In the late 2000s, Walther developed […] More

The Walther P99, which is available in either 9mm Luger or .40 S&W, is simply one of the most unique duty pistols available on the market today. That’s because the P99 is a striker fired pistol (much like a Glock), but it also has a double action/single action trigger mechanism (meaning the first shot is […] More

The Steyr SSG 08 was originally designed and manufactured for professional use. This is a high precision and high performance bolt action rifle that was made to be used in harsh environments. The heavy, cold forged barrel is free floated for optimum performance. The aircraft aluminum stock has an adjustable rear monopod, in addition to […] More