Crown (Umarex & Carl Walther) Walther PPK/S Spring Air Cocking Pistol

Price: $26.96 — Currently out of stock.

About Real Walther PPK Pistol The Walther PPK is a compact, iconic semi-automatic pistol first introduced in 1931. Designed as a smaller, more concealable version of the Walther PP for detectives, its name stands for "Polizeipistole Kriminal." It gained legendary status as James Bond's firearm of choice. Notable for its all-metal construction and pioneering double-action/single-action trigger with a decocking safety, it was chambered in calibers like .32 ACP and .380 ACP. Its straightforward blowback operation and fixed barrel contributed to its reliability. While its design is classic, its low capacity and sharp edges are considered drawbacks today. The pistol remains a revered piece of firearms history, symbolizing both pre-war innovation and Cold War espionage. About Crown (Umarex Carl Walther) Walther PPK/S Spring Air Cocking Pistol Crown has successfully replicated a pistol model, creating a lightweight toy version of an airsoft pistol. The entire body is constructed from polymer and is fully licensed by Carl Walther. This Crown Walther PPK spring air-cocking pistol features a polymer slide and frame, with "Walther PPK" engraved on the slide and "Walther" markings on the grip. It comes with a polymer outer barrel and includes a 15-round polymer magazine. The pistol also features small polymer components such as the trigger, safety, magazine release, and hammer. As a spring-cocking airsoft pistol, it requires the slide to be pulled back before each shot to cock the mechanism and allow the trigger to be fired. This airsoft pistol is very lightweight and has limited impact power, making it highly suitable for beginners in airsoft. It can also serve as a movie prop. With its reasonable price and outstanding appearance, it offers great value. Key Feature 1:1 Replica of Walther PPK Pistol Fully licensed by Carl Walther Air Cocking powered by pull the slide back Polymer Slide Frame Polymer Outer Barrel Engraved "Walther PPK" Marking on Slide "Walther" on Grip Magazine