Reck P6/P8

Reck P6, the late version with plastic grips - 8mm gas

Reck P8, the version sold in USA as LA Fury - 6.35mm Browning (.25 ACP)

Gecado Model 11 - 6.35mm Browning (.25 ACP)

Valor SM-11 - 6.35mm Browning (.25 ACP)

A pair of nearly identical pocket pistols, the Reck P6 gas-firing pistol and Reck P8 .25 caliber pistol, were produced by Karl Arndt Reck Sportwaffenfabrik from the mid-50s to the late 60s. While the P6 was intended mostly for West Germany and other European states where gun laws allowed only less-lethal weapons, the P8 was extensively exported to the USA, where it was sold under the names LA Fury and Chicago Cub. This typical "Saturday Night Special" gun has a steel frame and Zamac zinc alloy slide. Several German companies also produced the Reck P8 under license. Among these versions are the Gecado Model 11 produced by G.C. Dornheim and imported to the USA by Hawes Firearms Company, and the Valor SM-11 produced by Indian Arms. These pistols, while internally the same, have differently placed safeties and the slide serration have different shapes. Less-lethal guns of the family also include starter the pistols P6S and P10, and an improved version of the gas pistol, the P800.

Internally, all these guns are based on the Walther Model 9 pistol.

The Reck P6/P8 and variants can be seen in the following films, television series, video games, and anime used by the following actors:

Film

Title	Actor	Character	Note	Date
Mark of the Tortoise	Hildegard Knef	Laura Lorelli	Unknown model, supposedly P6	1964
	Götz George	Don Micklem
Again the Ringer	Barbara Rütting	Margie Fielding	P6S	1965
	Klaus Kinski	Edwards
For 200 Grand, You Get Nothing Now	Georges Géret	Comissioneer Bouvard	.25 version	1982
	Gérard Jugnot	Paul
The Man with the Glass Eye	Karin Hübner	Nora Wilson	.25 version	1969