Ghost (Prizrak)

Ghost (Prizrak) Poster Country USSR Directed by Nikita Orlov Release Date 1991 Language Russian Studio EKTA Studio RITM Studio Mosfilm Main Cast Character Actor Nikolay Grishayev Nikita Vysotskiy Aleksey Ivanovich Popov Yuriy Nazarov Ivan Vladimir Tolokonnikov Militsiya Sr.Lt. Konstantin Grigoryevich Rostislav Yankovskiy Lyuba Nadezhda Butyrtseva Aleksandr Zhygin Nikolay Yerofeyev

Ghost (a direct translation of original title Prizrak) is a Soviet 1991 action thriller directed by Nikita Orlov. A fishing control inspector on Volga is find drowned. His death is considered an accident, but when his twin brother Nikolay Grishayev (Nikita Vysotskiy), former sport shooting champion turned drunkard, returns to native village, he suspects local poachers in the murder. Nikolay decides to take revenge.

The following weapons were used in the film Ghost (Prizrak):

Pistols

Makarov PM

During the operation of Militsiya special unit in the wetlands, Militsiya Sr.Lt. Konstantin Grigoryevich (Rostislav Yankovskiy), the commander of the special unit (Igor Murugov) and fishing control inspector Ivan (Vladimir Tolokonnikov) are armed with Makarov PM pistols.

Makarov PM - 9x18mm Makarov

The commander of the special unit holds a PM.

Ivan holds a PM.

Ivan covers under gunfire.

Konstantin Grigoryevich fires his pistol.

After a single shot the slide of his pistol stops in rear position...

...but he continues "shooting".

The commander of the special unit with a PM.

Ivan with a PM and Nikolay with a TOZ-34 shotgun in the climactic scene.

Shotguns

TOZ-34

TOZ-34 over and under shotguns widely used throughout the movie, seen in hands of Nikolay Grishayev (Nikita Vysotskiy) and several poachers.

TOZ-34 - 12 gauge

Nikolay fires at a target, showing his shooting skills to the head of fishing control inspection Aleksey Ivanovich Popov (Yuriy Nazarov).

Nikolay reloads the shotgun.

A general view of the shotgun.

An over and under shotgun in poachers' boat.

Nikolay reloads the shotgun during the confrontation with poachers.

Ivan (Vladimir Tolokonnikov) disassembles the shotgun at the background.

Nikolay fires at poachers' boat.

IZh-27

In the opening scene skeet shooters fire IZh-27 over and under shotguns.

IZh-27 - 12 gauge

A closeup of the barrel with the vent rib, a feature that helps to identify the shotgun as IZh-27, unlike TOZ-34.

A shooter loads the gun.

He fires.

A general view of the shotgun.

Shooters on range.

Double Barreled Shotgun

Local poachers also use side by side Double Barreled Shotguns.

Aleksandr aka "Bobon" (Andrey Kryukov) reaches his shotgun...

...and aims it at Nikolay who tries to find out about the circumstances of the death of his brother.

Kopytov (Viktor Pomortsev) holds a shotgun in the final scene.

Tolik Samokhvalov (Valery Kravchenko) holds a shotgun in the final scene.

Rifles

Izhmash Los

An Izhmash Los rifle is seen in the scene in fishing control inspection office.

Los-4 hunting rifle - 7.62х51mm

Aleksey Ivanovich Popov (Yuriy Nazarov) shows the rifle to Nikolay Grishayev.

The rifle in hands of Ivan (Vladimir Tolokonnikov).

Assault Rifles

AKS-74

Personnel of Militsiya special unit carry AKS-74 assault rifles.

AKS-74 - 5.45x39mm

A special unit trooper with an AKS-74.

The folding stock is seen.

Another man with an AKS-74.

A white blank firing adapter is seen on the muzzle of an AKS-74.

AKS-74U

AKS-74U are also used by the special unit.

AKS-74U - 5.45x39mm

An AKS-74U in hands of a special unit trooper.

A special unit trooper holds an AKS-74U.