[Maruzen] Walther PP Gas Blowback Stainless Steel (Released December 24, 2025)

A new variation, the "Stainless Steel Model," has been released for the WALTHER PP Blowback, the origin of the famous PP series that symbolizes the Walther brand!

The luxurious silver-plated finish is complemented by a grip and magazine bumper that replicates bakelite, giving it a luxurious feel.

Maruzen's Walther series, nicknamed "Japanese Walther" due to its highly realistic appearance, is officially licensed by the German company Walther.

The Walther PP was developed in 1929 as a police pistol, the "Polizei Pistole." With a smart design that prioritized portability, it was equipped with a double-action trigger and hammer decocking function, making it a masterpiece of a compact auto that combined rapid-fire capability with safety.

This is the original model that later gave rise to the famous derivative models PPK and PPK/S, and the fact that it is still being manufactured today, nearly 100 years after its introduction, is proof of the high level of perfection of this model.

This model reproduces the 9mm Kurz spec, produced in Germany in the 1980s and 1990s. Its longest slide and well-balanced PP proportions make it the most beautiful of the three models, making it a must-have addition to any GBB collection.

By the way, the frame of the real PP gun is the same size as the PPK/S, and this is also the case with the Maruzen GBB, so the magazine is common to both the PP and PPK/S. However, the PPK frame is shorter, so it uses a magazine specifically for the PPK.

The previously released PPK/S and PPK shared the same mechanism, so it was possible to swap out the slides. It's highly likely that this is also the case with the PP, and it seems likely that it will be possible to combine the shortest PPK frame with the longest PP slide, which is quite a unique experience.

[Main features]

• High-speed recoil shock with a high-performance blowback engine in a compact body
• Reproduces the same DA (double action) / SA (single action) trigger and hammer decocking function as a real gun
• Field stripping (normal disassembly) is possible just like with a real gun.
• The magazine holds 22 rounds and has a dry-fire position.
• Officially licensed model from Walther, Germany

[Basic specifications]

• Firing method: Gas, semi-auto, blowback
• Hop-up function: Fixed hop-up
• Total length: 173mm
• Weight: approx. 380g
• Bullet used: 6mm BB bullets
• Capacity: 22 rounds + 1 (+1 in the chamber)
• Age range: 18 years and older
  

*Uses the same magazine as the Maruzen PPK/S. Not compatible with PPK magazines.