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Walther Arms' PDP F-Series is a duty-grade handgun that's built specifically to fit the average woman's hand. Here's how the company developed this innovative offering and how its history in the Olympics informed its design process.

SHOT Show 2023 saw the launch of dozens of new handguns, bringing fresh offerings to every corner of the consumer market. Here are five that stood out to our editorial team.

After 26 years in production, Walther Arms is saying farewell to its P99 with the "Final Edition" commemorative pistol.

Walther Arms released its first .22 WMR-chambered semi-automatic handgun ever in the form of the Walther Magnum Pistol (WMP), and it's loaded with unique features.

Walther Arms introduced its PDP F-Series as the first handgun "specifically designed for a woman's hand." The new series introduces two 9 mm Luger-chambered handguns built for self-defense, law-enforcement use, target shooting and competition.

This week on American Rifleman Television, we tour Walther Arms in Ulm, Germany, test the Taurus G3X 9 mm pistol and examine the history of the Italian Bodeo revolver.

Carl Walther established gunmaking legend Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen—better known today as simply Walther—in 1886. The small factory was located in Zella-Mehlis, Germany, and specialized in producing target and hunting rifles.

Building off the success of its PDP handguns, Walther Arms now offers three additional color options for the frames of the PDP line.

On this week’s “Gun of the Week” video preview, American Rifleman staff examine the full-size, striker-fired, duty pistol from Walther that sports a 4.5” barrel and features the company’s Performance Duty Texture and slide cut for optics.