This resin stunt Walther PPK and suppressor were used by Pierce Brosnan‘s Bond in GoldenEye (1995). Prop Store offered them as lot 233, with an estimate of £5,000 to £10,000.
In the film
The Walther PPK is one of Bond’s main sidearms in the film. Prop Store says this resin pistol was glued into the holster of Bond’s combat vest in the pre credits sequence, and was one of two stunt pistols supplied for a Terry O’Neill photoshoot at Leavesden.
The prop
How to spot it. Prop Store identifies it by a blanked lanyard loop on the hammer, flatter grips, a magazine finger spur and a cone shaped magazine release button.
Later use. The GoldenEye stunt pistols were refurbished as holster stuffers for Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies.
Owning it now
Prop Store’s archived lot page shows the set as sold on 25 November 2024, with the price shown only to registered users. Replica firearm rules may restrict ownership. For the hero deactivated PPK from the same film, see our Walther PPK 811590 and silencer page.
Specifications
| Item | Stunt Walther PPK and suppressor, GoldenEye (1995) |
|---|---|
| Material | Resin pistol with suppressor |
| Use | Holstered stunt weapon in the pre credits; Leavesden photoshoot |
| Id marks | Blanked hammer lanyard loop; flatter grips; cone magazine release |
| Auction | Prop Store, lot 233 |
| Estimate | £5,000 to £10,000 |
| Stock | 180015 |
Questions
Is the GoldenEye stunt PPK a real gun?
No. Prop Store lists it as a resin stunt pistol with suppressor.
Where was this stunt PPK used?
Glued into Bond’s combat vest holster in the pre credits, and in a Terry O’Neill photoshoot at Leavesden.
Is the GoldenEye stunt PPK for sale?
Not at present. Prop Store sold it against an estimate of £5,000 to £10,000.
Sources: Prop Store, James Bond’s (Pierce Brosnan) Stunt Walther PPK Pistol and Suppressor, lot 233.
More from the film is on our GoldenEye page and in our weapons collection.
