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Walther
(ˈwɒltə(r), ‖ ˈva-)
The name of a German firm of firearm manufacturers, used attrib. and absol. to designate pistols and rifles made by them.
1920H. B. C. Pollard Automatic Pistols v. 49 The Walther Selbstlade pistol is a pocket automatic of 6·355 mm., six shots, German manufacture. 1934G. Burrard Identification of Firearms & Forensic Ballistics ix. 203, I was informed that the defendant was using a Walther rifle at the time of the accident. 1965I. Fleming Man with Golden Gun v. 76 The Walther PPK inside the waist⁓band of his trousers. 1968A. Diment Great Spy Race vii. 100 He..took a gun, a baby Walther, from its hiding place. 1971Guardian 28 Sept. 24/1 As a point of historical interest, this is the first time that the Walther pistol, a shoulder-holstered gun introduced into the Royal Ulster Constabulary last year..has been fired in action. 1975[see Luger]. 1981J. B. Hilton Playground of Death i. 7 Bielby had been discovered..with a warm-barrelled pistol in his hand..a Walther 7.65 wartime German police model. |