Every so often, a gun drops that catches even the diehards off guard. The Walther PDP was one of... The post Why the Walther ...

In the late 1920s and early 1930s Walther developed a 9x19mm military pistol based on the PP/PPK, producing three ...

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Amazon has removed Bond’s guns from its promotional material (Picture: Amazon) Amazon has quietly dealt with backlash online after releasing doctored James Bond images that removed the character’s ...

The world’s most famous spy does, after all, have a license to kill. By Derrick Bryson Taylor Fans of the James Bond film franchise who recently searched for the movies on Amazon Prime Video noticed ...

Amazon Prime Video has quietly taken down James Bond artwork after getting backlash online from fans who spotted that 007‘s gun had been airbrushed out. Last week, artwork for the franchise was posted ...

James Bond may have a license to kill, but Amazon Prime Video seemed reluctant to highlight that fact, removing the character’s iconic Walther PPK pistol from a series of posters released to mark ...

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India's largest equity bourse, NSE, will invest Rs 380 crore to build a new 11-storey multi-speciality cancer treatment block and India's largest bone marrow transplant centre at TMH-run ACTREC in ...

The manipulated posters were stealthily removed from Prime Video UK after viewers spotted that Bond's weapon had been airbrushed out of them. Reading time: Reading time 3 minutes Now that Amazon owns ...

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