All Walther Models
Every Walther line we track, side by side: PDP duty pistols, carry pistols, rimfires, the classic PP/PPK and competition guns, with caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price across US retailers. Lines Walther no longer makes are marked — many are still sold new.
Showing 19 model lines
| Photo | Model | Action | Caliber | Capacity | Barrel | Price |
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Walther PDP Performance Duty Pistol (2021) that replaced the PPQ: optics-plate slide, SuperTerrain serrations, Performance Duty Trigger. 9mm · Striker · 15 / 18 · 4–5" |
Striker | 9mm | 15 / 18 | 4–5" | from $480 340 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PDP F-Series PDP with a smaller-circumference grip for smaller hands and a 20% lighter slide rack (2022). 9mm · Striker · 15 / 18 · 3.5–4" |
Striker | 9mm | 15 / 18 | 3.5–4" | from $578 140 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PDP Pro (SD, Pro-E, Pro-X) Upgraded PDPs: threaded Pro SD (2022), Pro-E (2024), compensated Pro-X PMM (2024) and ACRO-cut Professional. 9mm · Striker · 18 / 20 · 4–5.1" |
Striker | 9mm | 18 / 20 | 4–5.1" | from $745 246 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PDP Match / Steel Frame Competition PDP (2023) with aluminum magwell; Steel Frame versions add a machined steel frame for recoil control. 9mm · Striker · 15 to 20 · 4–5" |
Striker | 9mm | 15 to 20 | 4–5" | from $999 63 offers · 16 stores Compare prices |
| Carry pistols 3 models | ||||||
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Walther PD380 German-made compact .380 (2023) with an easy-rack slide and ambidextrous safety/decocker; replaced the PK380. .380 ACP · Hammer-fired DA/SA · 9 · 3.7" |
Hammer-fired DA/SA | .380 ACP | 9 | 3.7" | from $300 29 offers · 10 stores Compare prices |
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Walther CCP M2+ Easy-to-rack carry pistol with fixed barrel (CCP 2014, M2 2018); M2+ adds a machined slide. 9mm, .380 ACP · SoftCoil gas-delayed · 8 · 3.54" |
SoftCoil gas-delayed | 9mm, .380 ACP | 8 | 3.54" | from $400 18 offers · 5 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PPS M2 Slim one-inch single-stack 9mm carry pistol (PPS 2007, M2 2016). 9mm · Striker, single-stack · 6 to 8 · 3.2" |
Striker, single-stack | 9mm | 6 to 8 | 3.2" | from $276 23 offers · 13 stores Compare prices |
| Rimfire pistols 2 models | ||||||
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Walther P22 / P22Q Polymer-frame .22 LR pistol (2002) with threaded barrel and rail; restyled as the P22Q. .22 LR · Hammer-fired DA/SA · 10 · 3.42–5" |
Hammer-fired DA/SA | .22 LR | 10 | 3.42–5" | from $230 103 offers · 20 stores Compare prices |
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Walther WMP Optics-ready .22 WMR pistol (2022) with a four-point ambidextrous magazine release; WMP SD threaded. .22 WMR · Blowback · 10 / 15 · 4.5–4.9" |
Blowback | .22 WMR | 10 / 15 | 4.5–4.9" | from $349 54 offers · 18 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PPK / PPK/SProduction paused The 1931 James Bond pistol and the 1968 PPK/S; Walther paused US production in November 2025. .380 ACP, .32 ACP, .22 LR · DA/SA blowback · 6 to 10 · 3.3" |
DA/SA blowback | .380 ACP, .32 ACP, .22 LR | 6 to 10 | 3.3" | from $690 52 offers · 15 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PPProduction paused The original 1929 Polizeipistole, reissued in September 2024; production paused November 2025. .380 ACP, .32 ACP · DA/SA blowback · 7 / 8 · 3.9" |
DA/SA blowback | .380 ACP, .32 ACP | 7 / 8 | 3.9" | from $682 20 offers · 8 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PPQDiscontinued Police Pistol Quick Defence (2011) with Q4/Q5 Match versions; production ended in 2023, replaced by the PDP. 9mm, .40, .45, .22 · Striker · 10 to 17 · 4–5" |
Striker | 9mm, .40, .45, .22 | 10 to 17 | 4–5" | from $530 69 offers · 14 stores Compare prices |
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Walther P99Discontinued Polymer pistol designed by Horst Wesp (1997–2023) that replaced the P5 and P88. 9mm, .40 · Striker DA/SA · 10 to 15 · 3.5–4" |
Striker DA/SA | 9mm, .40 | 10 to 15 | 3.5–4" | from $796 5 offers · 4 stores Compare prices |
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Walther PK380Discontinued Easy-rack .380 (2009–2022), replaced by the PD380. .380 ACP · Hammer-fired DA/SA · 8 · 3.66" |
Hammer-fired DA/SA | .380 ACP | 8 | 3.66" | from $401 2 offers · 1 stores Compare prices |
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Walther CREEDDiscontinued Budget US-market 9mm (2016–2019). 9mm · Pre-cocked DA · 16 · 4" |
Pre-cocked DA | 9mm | 16 | 4" | from $450 1 offers · 1 stores Compare prices |
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Walther P38 / P1Discontinued Wehrmacht service pistol (1939–45) and its postwar aluminum-frame P1 (1957–2000), sold today as surplus. 9mm · DA/SA · 8 · 4.9" |
DA/SA | 9mm | 8 | 4.9" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Walther GSP500 Olympic sport pistol descended from the 1968 GSP. .22 LR, .32 S&W Long · Target pistol · 5 · 4.85" |
Target pistol | .22 LR, .32 S&W Long | 5 | 4.85" | from $2,400 6 offers · 4 stores Compare prices |
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Walther KK500 Smallbore match rifle for ISSF competition. .22 LR · Target rifle · 1 · 26–27" |
Target rifle | .22 LR | 1 | 26–27" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Hämmerli .22 rimfires Hämmerli-branded .22s sold by Walther Arms: Force B1 straight-pull rifle, TAC R1, Forge H1 pistol and X-Esse target pistol. .22 LR, .22 WMR · Rimfire rifles & pistols · 10 to 20 · 4.25–22" |
Rimfire rifles & pistols | .22 LR, .22 WMR | 10 to 20 | 4.25–22" | from $250 90 offers · 20 stores Compare prices |
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Classic Walther models (no longer made)
Historic Walthers you will mostly find on the collector and used market. Years are production years.
- 1908
- Model 1 .25 ACP pistol
Walther’s first pistol; the company itself was founded in 1886 in Zella-Mehlis. - 1921–1945
- Model 9 .25 ACP vest-pocket pistol
Striker-fired pocket pistol; about 200,000 made. - 1936–1944
- Olympia .22 target pistol
Won five gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. - 1939–1945
- P38 9mm service pistol
Wehrmacht pistol; about 1 million built by Walther, Mauser and Spreewerk. - 1943–1945
- G43 7.92×57 semi-auto rifle
Walther-designed semi-auto rifle; about 402,700 made. - 1957–2000
- P1 9mm service pistol
Postwar aluminum-frame P38, phased out by the Bundeswehr in 2004. - 1961–1971
- TP / TPH .22 / .25 pocket pistols
Small pocket pistols; the TPH followed from 1968. - 1963–1985
- MPL / MPK 9mm submachine guns
Long and short submachine guns; about 27,000 made. - 1977–1998
- P5 9mm police pistol
About 110,000 made; the P5 Compact served the British Army as the L102A1. - 1978–1988
- WA 2000 .300 Win Mag bullpup sniper rifle
Only 176 made. - 1988–1996
- P88 9mm pistol
Walther’s first Browning-type locked-breech 9mm. - 1997–2023
- P99 9mm / .40 polymer pistol
Horst Wesp design that replaced the P5 and P88. - 2009–2022
- PK380 .380 pistol
Easy-rack .380, replaced by the PD380. - 2011–2023
- PPQ polymer striker pistol
Walther’s duty pistol before the PDP.
Walther model names explained
- PP
- Polizeipistole — “police pistol” (1929).
- PPK
- Polizeipistole Kriminal — the shorter PP for plain-clothes police (1931).
- PPK/S
- PPK slide and barrel on the longer PP frame, created in 1968 to meet US import rules.
- PDP
- Performance Duty Pistol (2021), the PPQ’s successor.
- PPQ
- Polizeipistole Quick Defence — “Police Pistol Quick Defence” (2011–2023).
- PPS
- Polizei-Pistole Schmal — “Police Pistol Slim”.
- CCP
- Concealed Carry Pistol.
- WMP
- Walther Magnum Pistol (.22 WMR).
- M2 / M2+
- Second-generation redesigns (PPQ M2 2013, PPS M2 2016, CCP M2 2018); M2+ is the updated CCP.
- F-Series
- PDP with a smaller grip and lighter slide rack.
- SD
- Threaded, suppressor-ready versions (PDP Pro SD, WMP SD, PPK SD).
- Q4 / Q5
- PPQ-derived steel-frame and match pistols; the PDP Steel Frame took their place.
