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I was trained by CIA at Monterey but refused to work for them after the poor handling of my criminal report of CIA drug trafficking. I studied at the premier gunsmithing school in the U.S. I had an opportunity to buy the banned PPK when I was assigned to Berlin (not CIA) in the 60's, but passed. I noticed that in Skyfall, Bond fires a very poor group of 9 shots on a silhouette target. How is this possible with a PPK (7 shot) or PPK/S (8 shot). Was this a 22LR or 25 ACP model? The holes look like .356 inch diameter. Ian Fleming had poor technical advisers, and Hollywood cocks it up even worse. Also, in the opening scene, the double-drum magazine used by his adversary is a miserable jam-o-matic nightmare. Only in cinema can writers make so many mistakes. I suspect the next Bond sidearm to be a hunting knife, as this was used to finish the villain in Skyfall. But, of course, Q will hide a barrel for a 9mm Browning Short in the handle. Product placement will be for Wilkinson Sword.