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m (moved Walther Kampfpistole to Kampfpistole: This gun has been produced not only by walther, but also by Erma. Thus, Walther is removed from the name and further info is given under details.) |
m (moved Kampfpistole to Walther Kampfpistole over redirect: Small batch production often works like that, if we did what you're doing no military arms would have manufacturer names at all.) |
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Revision as of 15:32, 24 December 2011
The Walther Kampfpistole (“battle pistol”) was a flare pistol used by the Germans in WWII that could also be used to fire explosive charges at lightly armoured targets.
Specifications
- Country: Germany
- Manufacturer: Walther
- Calibre: 27mm
- Date of Manufacture: from 1940 onwards
- Barrel Length: 6 inches
The Walther Kampfpistole appears in the following movies:
Film
- Used by Eddy Habbema as Robby Froost in Soldier of Orange (1977)