Muscovite Wizard (Moskal-charivnyk)

Muscovite Wizard (Moskal-charivnyk) original poster Country Ukraine Directed by Halyna Horpynchenko Nikolay Zaseev-Rudenko Release Date 1995 Language Ukrainian Russian Studio Dovzhenko Film Studios Main Cast Character Actor Moskal-charivnyk Bohdan Benyuk Mykhaylo Aleksandr Bondarenko Tetyana Ruslana Pysanka Fintyk Konstantin Shaforenko Imp Georgiy Drozd

Muscovite Wizard (Ukrainian: Відьма; (Moskal-charivnyk)) is the cult 1995 Ukrainian comedy, based on the whell know vaudeville Muscovite Wizard (Moskal-charivnyk) by Ivan Kotliarevskyi.

The following weapons were used in the film Muscovite Wizard (Moskal-charivnyk):

Single Barreled Shotgun (mocked as flintlock musket)

Moskal-charivnyk (Bohdan Benyuk) owns Single Barreled Shotgun, which is very high quality mocked up as flintlock musket. At the a few scenes, his gun appeared in the hands of Tetyana (Ruslana Pysanka) and Mykhaylo (Aleksandr Bondarenko). During the firing, the facke flintlock can be seen moving and the only rece, that match a modern gun is a fact, that an ancient guns is a solid, while the screen gun is assembled in two parts.

Baikal MP-18M-M, a modern version of IZh-18

Crafted in the Swedish style, this was the first dog lock style or "English lock" introduced into English forces and was used in the English Civil War. (for comprassion).

Moskal-charivnyk puts the gun to the wall.

Mykhaylo amazedly looks at the Moskal-charivnyk's gun.

Note the gun is assembling in two parts.

Tetyana unloads the gun.

Mykhaylo aims.

Mykhaylo aims again, when the gun is clocked empty.

Moskal-charivnyk takes back his gun.

A perfect view of the lock...

...and barrel.

Mykhaylo grabs the now loaded gun...

...and fires it.

Mykhaylo aims the gun. The position of the ramrod can be seen.