The Sentence (Prigovor)

Movie Poster

Country	Russia
Directed by	Vsevolod Shilovskiy
Release Date	1994
Language	Russian
Studio	Goldfilm

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Ted Talbot	Vsevolod Shilovskiy
Jane Talbot	Veronika Izotova
Wiki Paul	Aleksandra Zakharova
Leo Harman	Leonid Kuravlyov
Lieutenant Keller	Vyacheslav Yezepov
Luke Edam	Boris Shcherbakov
John Warwick	Vladimir Steklov
Beth Conley	Larisa Guzeeva
Jim Conley	Pyotr Merkuryev

The Sentence (Also known as Verdict; Russian title Приговор, Prigovor) is a 1994 Russian detective movie, based on the novel "Homicidal Lady" by Day Keene. In one of the US states, a major robbery of the bank was committed, as a result of which two guards were killed. In the murder is charged a Jim Conley, a bank employee. With irrefutable evidence, Attorney General Ted Talbot is pass a death sentence for Conley. But a day later one of the witnesses confesses to the murder, a little later was finded his corpse. Talbot's career comes to an end. His friend and assistant Leo Harman, realizing that Talbot cleverly was framed, begins an inconceivable intrigue investigation.

The following weapons were used in the film Slon95/Sandbox:

Handguns

Unknown Smith & Wesson Pistols

Several policemen uses the unknown Smith & Wesson pistols.

Leo Harman (Leonid Kuravlyov) stops the policeman from shooting, during the Talbot's escape. The scene is somewhat blurred due to movement.

Lieutenant Keller (Vyacheslav Yezepov) holds the pistol. Note the "low" position of the trigger, typical for S&W pistols. This is another gun, with a blued-plated and a shorter barrel.

A mafia member, disguised as a policeman, holds the pistol.

M1911A1

Ted Talbot (Vsevolod Shilovskiy) carries the M1911A1 pistol with wooden grips, during the scene in Warwick's mansion.

Pre-War Colt M1911A1 - Commercial Model known as the "Colt Government Model" - .45 ACP

The barrel is seen.

A closer view.

Unknown Revolver

Ted Talbot (Vsevolod Shilovskiy) uses unknown revolver in one scene.

Unknown Smith & Wesson Revolver

Leo Harman (Leonid Kuravlyov) uses unknown revolver in the same scene. The weapons seen very unclearly, but the gun looks like an "old school" Colt or Smith & Wesson. Revolver seems to have a protected in front ejector rod, which makes it rather the S&W.