This it was the first gun that used James Bond as arm of hand; the lightness of the weapon pleased him and the fact that it did not enlarge inside the suit.

The beretta of 007 was replaced by this compact and elegant German gun that, after the services lent in the second war, was exported worldwide and converted, thanks to its association with 007, in an icon such as the vodka martini and the Aston Martin.

Walther Polizei Pistol Kurs was introduced in 1929 in Germany for the secret police and after the war was the favorite of the secret services of West. The weapon continues manufacturing with success to the present.

James Bond trusted the PPK in its 17 first missions until TOMORROW NEVER DIES, and for missions that requires of a more subtle work, adds a suppressor of gases or silencer to the tube of its PPK.

Caliber: 9 mm. , 7.65 mm

Length: 154 mm.

Weight: 568 g.

Capacity of the barrel: 6 cartridges

This old english revolver that Bond shoots in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE was developed in 1876 and was maintained in activity thanks to its impeccable operation and was the most powerful hand weapon than 007 use till that moment.

Curiously this revolver is cause of a blooper in the sequence of the attack to the volcano of SPECTRE, where Bond is threatened by Blofeld with this same one WEBLEY, but he's rescued for Tiger Tanaka of the Japanese secret service, when the nippon agent throws a shuriken or ninja star at hand of the rogue, this throws the webley, but when it falls to the flat, and because of an edition error, becomes a model totally different: a Colt. 38 Special.

Caliber: 445 british service

Length: 260 mm

Weight: 1100 g.

Capacity of the barrel: 6 cartridges

This gun belongs to the arsenal of the modern ninjas of the Japanese secret service in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE and uses a special ammunition that functions like a mini rocket.

Although the weapon is real the ammunition is fictitious since the real munition is .45 caliber

When Bond needs more cadence of shot takes this effective british submachine gun

Utilized it in the raid to PIZ GLORY in OHMSS and in the attack inside the supertanker LIPARUS in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME.

This submachine gun was developed in the decade of 1940 by the firm STERLING ARMAMENT CO in Great Britain and went into active duty in 1953, and even the middle of the 90's decade. The base of its success was the effectiveness and plainess, since the user could trust in its STERLING in any type of land and climate.

Caliber: 9 mm

Length: 686 mm

Weight: 3,5 k

Cadence of shot: 550 shots per minute

Capacity of the barrel: 34 cartridges

Reach effective: 200 m

Although this revolver was popularized by Clint Eastwood in DIRTY HARRY, Roger Moore needed "The more powerful revolver of the world, that can fly your head off cleanly", to fight the forces of the voodoo in LIVE AND LET DIE.

Caliber:. 44 magnum

Length: 270 mm

Weight: 1200 g.

Capacity of the barrel: 6 cartridges

Curiously, in 1983, coincide in the screens two Bond films: NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN with Sean Connery as 007 and OCTOPUSSY with Roger Moore as 007.

In both cases the weapon of election is the modern one WALTHER P5, although Moore also utilizes the PPK, but loses it in the pursuit in the market of Uidapur.

This new WALTHER was developed in 1979 especially for the German police as replacement of the classical PP, so it was natural that 007 tested its aim with this new model of his favorite manufacturer.

Caliber: 9 mm

Length: 180 mm

Weight: 780 g.

Capacity of the barrel: 8 cartridges

KALASHNIKOVA is not a beautiful girl Bond but the most mortal and more effective rifle of assault ever manufactured; not only a weapon but he larger icon of the military history.  It was and continues being manufactured and utilized in hundreds of countries and conflicts; the number of units manufactured in the last 50 years elevates to the 100 million. Is a true legend thanks to its effective operation and reliability in the worst possible conditions.

This rifle was created by a sergeant of the Russian Army Mikhail Kalashnikov while recovering at the hospital of its injuries of war during 1944, and after several official tests by the Soviet Army approved it in 1947.

007 Moore verified for the first time its effectiveness in the palace of Kamal Kahn in OCTOPUSSY, while slipping by the railing of a stair of marble saved his most loved parts thanks to the AK47 and, of course, to his uncomparable reflections.

007 Dalton also trusted the AK to exit from a more than risky situation when found himself surrounded by a whole Soviet regiment inside an ANTONOV airplane in the middle of Afghanistan in THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS.

Pierce Brosnan also took the Russian rifle in GOLDENEYE, but this time was the model one AKS74 U , UKOROCHENNY that signifies shortened.

Caliber :7.62x39

Length: 870mm

Weight :4,3 g.

Cadence of shot: 600 shots per minute

Capacity of the barrel: 40 cartridges

Reach effective: 400m

In THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS Bond has to achieve a mission in Bratislava, murdering a supposed sniper.

007 trusts to his faithful supplier WALTHER with this precision rifle model of high reach.

WALTHER development this WA 2000 at the end of the 70 as a rifle highly specialized for police use but in spite of being incredibly accurate and effective, the high cost of the rifle impeded the sales to be important, for which never went into massive production. 

Caliber:. 300 winchester magnum

Length: 905mm

Weight: 6.95 Kg

Capacity of the barrel: 6 cartridges

Reach effective: + 1000 m

This precision rifle is another fantastic gadget designed by Q.

Cleverly camouflaged as components of a camera is in fact a deadly weapon of high technology. It contains an optic reader of finger tracks that alone can be used for the owner, in this case 007.

Curiously this technology itself this developing at present as device of security.

From TOMORROW NEVER DIES 007 retires his faithful PPK after testing the new WALTHER.

The design itself started back in 1994 and was introduced in 1997; the main objective was to modernize the WALTHER gun with all the technical improvements including the lastest materials developed in which would be the insignia weapon of the German firm, after the failure of the WALTHER P88 due to its high price of production.

The P99 presents novel systems of automatic safes and economic and lighter materials like the polymer.

Since its presentation the weapon was a very successful, such by its performance as by its sales.

Caliber: 9 mm

The history of the COLT .45 began altogether with 20th century of the hand of the famous designer John Browning when he began to apply his designs of semi automatic guns for the symbolic American firm of Samuel Colt.

In 1906 the American Army assigned COLT to replace its revolvers by automatics and that was when the .45 began its illustrious career serving to the American armed forces until 1989 when was replaced by US the version of the .92 BERETTA.

007 requires this classic automatic lately in 1999 during the final assault to the Maiden Tower in THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH.

This gun-machinegun is another American classic with many versions around the world, one of their Korean, like the one that shoots Bond in DIE ANOTHER DAY.

The MAC, produced since 1970, is a dependable and compact weapon, besides successful, capable of shooting 1600 ammunitions per minute.

Caliber: 9mm

Length: 269 mm

Peso:2,84 Kg

Capacity of the barrel: 32 cartridges