Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, Germany 1931 (WW II) Western (1860 - 1899) giving space to a lifting

giving space to a lifting tile and mounting the hammer from behind

Perfect for military history enthusiasts

crafted in metal and wood with a simulated (non-working) action

The denomination Parabellum comes from an old Latin saying "Su vis pacem

Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, Germany 1931 (WW II) Western (1860 - 1899) giving space to a liftingNon firing collector's replica of the Walther PPK by Denix, made of metal with plastic grips and a simulated (non working) action. The magazine and the barrel attachment are removable. This is an inert display model that cannot be fired and cannot chamber or discharge any ammunition. The original PPK ("Polizei Pistole Kurz") was introduced in Germany in 1931 and became widely recognised through 20th century history and cinema. This reproduction