Chinese Tea-Set (Kitayskiy serviz)

Chinese Tea-Set Kitayskiy serviz DVD Cover Country Russia Directed by Vitaliy Moskalenko Release Date 1999 Language Russian Studio Mosfilm Main Cast Character Actor Count Stroganov Oleg Yankovskiy Zinaida Voloshina Anna Samokhina Merchant Satanovsky Vladimir Menshov Arseni Myshko Sergey Nikonenko Lapsin Bogdan Stupka Kolya Sidikhin Sergey Bezrukov First abrek Vladimir Episkoposyan Maksud Khundamov, Oil tycoon Aleksandr Rezalin Yefrem Yuriy Dumchev

Chinese Tea-Set (Китайскій сервизъ; Kitayskiy serviz) is a 1999 Russian comedy.
The year is 1913. The most comfortable and rich river steamship "Saint Nicholas" sails along the Volga from Tsaritsyn to Nizhny Novgorod. It is known that scammers will try to beat in poker Frol Satanovsky, one of the richest merchants of the Russian Empire. This case is investigated by the great Russian detective, Arseny Petrovich Myshko.

The following weapons were used in the film Chinese Tea-Set (Kitayskiy serviz):

Röhm RG 79

Zhorzh Sergeyev (Sergey Rubeko) carries a revolver, which appears to be a Röhm RG 79. One of the disguised police officers is later seen with a similar revolver.

Röhm RG 79, late version - 9 mm P.A. Knall.

Undercover police agents with revolvers, during the climax. A revolver in the center is presumably also RG-79.

RS-31

A blank-firing RS-31 revolver can be seen in the hands of several characters, including Count Stroganov (Oleg Yankovskiy), Maksud Khundamov the Oil tycoon (Aleksandr Rezalin), and Panteleimon Sumatokhin (Sergey Gabrielyan).

RS-31 - 5.6mm Gevelot small caps

Count Stroganov (Oleg Yankovskiy) holds his revolver.

Revolver on the table.

Maksud Khundamov draws the revolver.

Frustrated, Maqsood tries to shoot himself.

Undercover police agents with revolvers, during the climax. The revolver on the left is presumably also a RS-31.

S&W-like snubnose revolvers

A snubnose revolvers can be seen in the hands of several characters. Revolvers look like the Smith & Wesson Model 36, but most likely are European clones, presumably blank-firing, such as Arminius or Umarex.

Arminius HW-37 - 9mm K blank firing

Undercover police agents with revolvers, during the climax. The revolver on the right has a nickel finish.