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|studio=Lithuanian Film Studios ...Smok i Malysh'', Lithuanian title ''Smokas ir Mažylis'') is a 1976 Soviet Lithuanian made for TV adventure movie directed by Raimondas Vabalas and based on the

A [[Heckler & Koch MP5A3]] is used by a Lithuanian policewoman. [[File:paradise mp5.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A Lithuanian policewoman hold a MP5A3.]]

|studio= Lithuanian Film Studio ...Kalle-syschika'', Lithuanian title ''Seklio Kalio nuotykiai'') is a Soviet Lithuanian 1978 (filmed 1976) made for TV adventure family movie, directed by Arunas Z

|language =Lithuanian |studio=Lithuanian Film Studios

|language = Lithuanian ...''Никто не хотел умирать''; '''''Nikto ne khotel umirat''''') is a Soviet Lithuanian 1966 movie, remake of the ''[[Seven Samurai]]''.

...s, especially [[Colt 1851 Navy]]. The movie was filmed in cooperation with Lithuanian Film Studios, and the revolvers appear to be same props, seen in several pr [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

...hanar''''' is a 2006 Swedish, Danish, Lithuanian, Finnish and Norwegian co-produced adventure semi-historical TV miniseries. While the plot takes place in 17th [[Image:Russian Flintlock.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Denix produced replica of the hunting pistols crafted by master Ivan Lyalin in the Tula Ar

...ssian, most of main characters were played by non-Russian speaking actors (Lithuanian, Romanian and Czech), who were dubbed by Soviet voice actors. [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

The [[Stechkin APS]] is the personal sidearm of female Lithuanian mercenary Gerda ([[Olga Sumskaya]]). The main hero, Viktor Vorobyov ([[Alek [[Category:Russian Produced/Filmed]]

...filmed on Gorky Film Studio in Moscow but most actors are of Estonian and Lithuanian origin. [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

A pair of female Lithuanian snipers (stared by Irina Veselina and Viktoriya Matveeva) use [[SVD Draguno [[Category:Russian Produced/Filmed]]

...b|none|500px|Col. Zhukovskiy holds the Mauser C96 when crossing the Soviet-Lithuanian border.]] [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

...eems to lack the protector on the front sight. Such outlook is typical for Lithuanian-issued version of Vz.24, known as "Model 24L". [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

...is one lacks the protector on the front sight. Such outlook is typical for Lithuanian-issued version of Vz.24, known as "Model 24L".]] [[Category:Soviet Produced]]

...d, Walther produced approximately 584,500 P38s, while Mauser and Spreewerk produced approximately 323,000 and 283,000, respectively. The P38 is notable in that ...phased out the P1 in favor of the [[H&K USP]]. The last commercial P1 was produced in 2000. The P38 was also the standard-issue sidearm for the Austrian Army