Walther PPS M2 Review: More Than a Bond Gun
Trampas Swanson
May 2, 2016
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By Trampas Swanson Typically, when someone sees Walther Arms mentioned in a review, it is shortly followed by the traditional James Bond or 007 references
This category contains all our reviews on pistols and revolvers, which are quite plentiful. In these articles, you’ll find standalone examinations of handguns, their comparisons and showdowns, news regarding new models and topical problems discussed.
By Trampas Swanson Typically, when someone sees Walther Arms mentioned in a review, it is shortly followed by the traditional James Bond or 007 references
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