The Walther PPK is one of the most iconic handguns in cinema history thanks to its connection to 007. While the PPK appears in most Bond adventures—it doesn’t mean it’s the same exact model or manufacturer in each film. Throughout the course of Walther’s history, due to wars and import bans, a variety of...
“He opened a drawer and took out a light chamois leather holster and slipped it over his left shoulder so that it hung about three inches below his armpit. He then took from under his shirts in another drawer a very flat .25 Beretta automatic with a skeleton grip, extracted the clip and the...
When I stop and think about it, it’s really crazy how much influence 2015’s SPECTRE has on my daily life. I frequently wear a Bulova Marine Star with an homage NATO strap, I carry a Gerber 06 Auto every single day, and for the past year, I have used a Vega Holster, as seen...
Adapting your everyday carry to summer attire can be difficult at times. Most casual summer attire is reasonably well fitting, from your t-shirts to polos and more. So, whether you are trying to bring a bit of Craig’s Bond into your wardrobe, or Connery’s summer attire in Thunderball (some of my favorites for weekend...
“Do try to bring it back in one piece 007” –Q, in most if not all appearances, in some variation or another. With these words, Bond is off. He’s been briefed by M, but before he leaves for his next mission, he is issued a variety of new gear from Q Branch. Gear that,...
Undoubtedly one of the most iconic handguns of the 20th Century, the Walther PPK has a unique legacy as both the first true concealed carry pistol and 007’s most constant companion. Its stunning profile catches both the eye and the imagination. From the first scenes of Dr. No, we hear just why Bond ought...
