What gun would you give Bond?

[Havok7416]

How about a carcal in the compact version. But truthfully speaking I think a spy that carries all the time really isn't that great of a spy to begin with

You take that back! James Bond is the greatest spy to ever live!

 

[MCMXI]

I'll agree with others who have suggested a SIG P239. Great lines, extremely reliable and very accurate and the SAS Gen 2 version has an attractive and functional "melt" treatment. Bond seems to use a shoulder holster for the most part so he could probably conceal a P239 quite well.

 

[MCMXI]

Me I'll watch the Bourne trilogy before I will watch another Bond movie.
Jim

Don't forget the fourth movie "The Bourne Legacy" which is excellent. The connection between the fourth movie and Bond is Rachel Weisz ... she's married to Daniel Craig.

And what is it about the intitials JB?

James Bond
Jason Bourne
Jack Bauer

 

[SharpsDressedMan]

Don't for get another JB. ....... John Boy.

 

[CornCod]

Bond Arms

Hi-Point .380........just kidding!

 

[Zaydok Allen]

obviously Chuck Norris would have no need for deniability.

You know I really don't know why I even mentioned Chuck Norris. He wouldn't carry a gun, since he can kill stuff just by looking at it too intensly.

I heard Steven Segal tried to fight Norris once, and upon entering the room, he just burst into flames.

 

[Rubber_Duck]

I vote for either an HK P7 or a SIG Sauer P228. Classy, sophisticated, very accurate and very reliable.

 

[Catpop]

I vote for the Ruger LCP! Made in America, by Americans with LIBERTY and justice for all. Probably the only the only nation to still have the constitutional right to keep and bear arms (despite what the socialistic democates continue to try to do)--Something the English subjects can only dream of because they laid down and allowed their rights to be stripped away
Never forget how Amercia was founded, by who and for what reason. Seems like the subjects could take a lesson or two from us including which gun to use in their movies.

 

[Bobo]

Another vote for the very sexy Boberg XD9-S

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Bobo

 

[KenW.]

Colt New Agent. Or if that's too big, a Mustang.

 

[barnbwt]

Five-seveN; worked great for Sam Fisher

TCB

 

[hentown]

G26 with f.a. conversion selector.

 

[Derry 1946]

Connery uses a DS and a 1903 Pocket Hammerless in YOLT. Still serviceable and stylish today.

 

[WinThePennant]

Easy.

If they were to continue with the Walther line, then it would have to be a Walther PPS in 9mm.

If they were to arm him with something that is beautiful and has a little bling to it, then it would have to be the Sig Sauer P229 Stainless Elite in 9mm.

Nothing else seems to make any sense. Walther PPS makes the most sense.

 

[Storm]

Walther PPS. Otherwise, a P99 Compact. Had the compact existed when they switched to the 99 I would bet they would have gone with the compact.

 

[TriTone]

A classic Beretta Model 21A, blued steel with original wood grips. Q has provided upgraded ammunition that explodes like a pen-bomb when the bullets hit their target. Bond has to be Bond and I'm a sucker for old school cool.

 

[jp0319]

both the Walther PPS and H&K P7 M8 would be solid choices for 007, but given the regular usage or need for a suppressor I'd go with the HK 45 ct, it's compact enough to conceal, ultra reliable, and suppressor ready.

Other less known but no less attractive options are; the Detonics combat master, the S&W ASP, or the Rohrbaugh R9


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[OilyPablo]

I'm thinking 232 Stainless or 239 SAS... they still have the looks and the 239 comes in bigger calibers (9x19, .357 Sig, .40S&W)

I think it would be cool to see Bond with a .357 Sig but then, that's just me

239 SAS in 357Sig was my first thought.

 

[evan price]

Sig 290.

 

[herkyguy]

just watched Skyfall last night and saw the biometric grip on his walther. made me laugh how Uncle Joe said that was on his agenda for all handguns.

 

[BigDaddyNEB]

Bond carries a Walther PPS in Jeffrey Deaver's Carte Blanche, the newest book out.

 

[Storm]

While I think that the PPS is the logical choice I would also consider the Walther PP Super. It's pretty much the endpoint in PP/PPK development. The Super is basically a PP on steroids. The 9x18 Ultra (Police) adds an added kick and a cool name. Yes, ammo availability locally could be an issue but Q is well aware that in a pinch .380 can be used reliably. It's old school enough to be appeal in a retro sense and is dead sexy and more than a bit exotic.

Besides, I own one

 

[Certaindeaf]

Colt Python. You always gotta throw a piece a crap in the ditch to throw the scent.

 

[Pilot]

Pistolet Makarov. The ultimate in "plausible deniability". Everything the PP or PPK should have been but wasn't.



I like the HK P7 suggestion too.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Woodsman. they all good