1612

1612 1612: Khroniki smutnogo vremeni 1612: Chronicles of the Time of Troubles DVD Cover Country Russia Directed by Vladimir Khotinenko Release Date 2007 Language Russian Spanish Polish Italian German Latin Italian Dutch Swedish Studio Central Partnership Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematography Golden Eagle Distributor Central Partnership Main Cast Character Actor Andrei Pyotr Kislov Polish hetman Kybowsky Michal Zebrowski Kostka Artur Smolyaninov Prince Dmitri Pozharsky Mikhail Porechenkov Brigand Osina Aleksandr Baluev Xenia Borisovna Violetta Davydovskaya Voevoda of the Navolok Marat Basharov Styopka Podkova Daniil Spivakovskiy Mordan Aleksandr Samoylenko Alvaro Borja Ramón Langa

1612 (Original title is 1612: Хроники Смутного времени; 1612: Khroniki smutnogo vremeni, literal 1612: Chronicles of the Dark Time (or 1612: Chronicles of the Time of Troubles)) is a 2007 Russian movie, directed Vladimir Khotinenko. This is the second movie about Time of Troubles. The first is Minin and Pozharsky. The story tooked place during the end of Time of Troubles, and is mixed of historical events and fantasy elements.

The following weapons were used in the film 1612:

Pistols

Wheellock Pistol

Several Swedish and Polisah mercenaries uses Wheellock Pistols throughout the pistol.

Wheellock pistol

Swedish mercenary carries the pistol on his belt.

Polish mercenary draws his pistol...

...to kill ortodox priest.

Flintlock Pistol

Brigand Osina (Aleksandr Baluev) carries anacronistic Flintlock Pistol throughout the movie and fires it many times. Voevoda of the Navolok (Marat Basharov), Ivan Nikitich (uncredited) and several mercenaries also uses flintlock pistols during the siege.

Replica Spanish Miqulet Flintlock Pistol similar to one used in Predator 2

Good view of the flintlock.

Osina ambush with his flintlock pistol.

Osina draws his pistol...

...and fires it.

Ivan Nikitich covers with his pistol.

Muskets

Wheellock Musket

Kostka's (Artur Smolyaninov) personal firearm is the Wheellock Musket. Another model of the Wheellock Musket were used by Alvaro Borja (Ramón Langa). Andrei (Pyotr Kislov) also briefly holds Alvaro's musket.

Wheellock Musket (16th/17th centuries)

Kostka (Artur Smolyaninov) holds his musket.

Kostka (Artur Smolyaninov) turns the wheel.

Alvaro Borja (Ramón Langa) with a wheellock musket.

Alvaro Borja (Ramón Langa) fires.

Close view of the muzzle.

Matchlock Musket

Near all Polish and Swedish mercenaries, as well as several Russian soldiers and militia (irregular soldiers) can be seen armed with the Matchlock Muskets. One can be briefly seen inthe hands of Kostka (Artur Smolyaninov).

A Matchlock musket.

Polish mercenaries with a matchlock musket.

Polish mercenaries carries muskets.

Close view of the matchlock.

Mercenary (Sergey Safronov) aims.

Polish mercenaries fires.

Musket at the center in the hands of Swedish mercenary.

Kostka (Artur Smolyaninov) aims.

Polish mercenaries fires their matchlock musket during the siege of Navolok.

Grenades

Fuse Grenade

Polish mercenaries uses Fuse Grenades during the siege of Navolok.

Grenado

Polish mercenary readies his grenade.

Activated grenade a second before explosion.

Improvised Grenade

Navolok defenders uses improvised grenades, made from clay pots.

Two improvised grenades puted on the catapult.

Grenade Launchers & Mortars

Matchlock Grenade Launcher

Ivan Nikitich fires matchlock Grenade Launcher.

Close view.

Launcher fires.

Close Up.

Heavy Mortar

Polish mercenaries uses heavy mortars during the siege.

Heavy Weapons

Cannon

Russian soldiers and Polish mercenaries fires cannons many times.

Naval cannon - 18th century

Russian soldiers loads the cannon by the False Dmitriy I's ash

Leather Cannon

Andrei (Pyotr Kislov) made the Leather Cannon. It's historically correct. This was an actual cannon.