A Pistol Shot (Vystrel)

Vystrel Original poster Country USSR Directed by Naum Trakhtenberg Release Date 1966 Language Russian Studio Mosfilm Main Cast Character Actor Silvio Mikhail Kozakov The Count Yuriy Yakovlev Ivan Petrovich Belkin Oleg Tabakov Masha Ariadna Shengelaia Ensign Valeri Babyatinsky Colonel Vladlen Davydov Kuzka Boris Novikov Major Lev Polyakov Lieutenant Vladimir Prokofyev The Gypsy Woman Zinaida Kikina

A Pistol Shot (original title Выстрел Vystrel) is a 1966 Soviet film, based on the novels "Vystrel" by the famous Russian poet and writer Alexander Pushkin.

The following weapons were used in the film A Pistol Shot (Vystrel):

Pistols

Flintlock Pistol

Various types of flintlock pistols is widely used throughout the movie.

British Heavy Dragoon Pistol - .62 caliber

Russian Cavalry Pistol M1809 - .70 cal

A promotional image of Silvio (Mikhail Kozakov) with a Flintlock Pistol.

Ensign (Valeri Babyatinsky) holds a flintlock pistol.

Ensign fires at the bottle.

Silvio (Mikhail Kozakov) aims the flintlock pistol...

...and fires it.

Kuzka (Boris Novikov) holds a numerous flintlock pistols.

The Count (Yuriy Yakovlev) holds the flintlock pistol during the duel.

The Count aims his flintlock pistol...

...and fires it.

Silvio holds the flintlock pistol during the same duel.

Silvio raises his flintlock pistol.

Masha (Ariadna Shengelaia) toked the flintlock pistol from Silvio.

Silvio drops the flintlock pistol at he film climax.

Percussion cap pistol

At least two percussion cap pistols can be seen on the wall in the apartment of Silvio.

Russian M1848 Infantry soldier's percussion cap pistol - .71 caliber

Numerous pistols can be seen hanged on the wall. Most of it are flintlocks, while two pistols at the left appeared to be percussion.

The pistol, which is pointed by the red arrow is percussion, while other seems to be flintlock.

Long Guns

Infantry Musket M1845

Heavy anachronistic Infantry Musket M1845s are widely used by the Imperial Russian Army soldiers as well as Greece rebels.

Russian percussion cap musket M1845 (1851 year produced, Tula) - .70

Imperial Russian Army Soldier at the left holds the M1845 musket.

A slightly other view of this muskets.

Note the muzzle shape, which proove the ID.

Perfect view of the muzzle.

Imperial Russian Army soldier holds the musket.

Imperial Russian Army soldiers holds their muskets. Percussion hammers can be seen.

Another view of percussion hammers and muzzles, which allow to made ID.

Greece rebel holds the musket (far left) during the Greek War of Independence. The percussion hammer...

...and muzzle shape can be seen.

Another Greece rebel holds the similar looking musket.

Flintlock Musket

Severla Imperial Russian Army soldiers holds the bayonet attached flintlock muskets.

Russian Musket M1753 for comparison

Imperial Russian Army Soldier at the right holds the musket.

A slightly other view of this muskets.

Note the muzzle shape, which proove the ID.

Perfect view of the muzzle.

Soldier at the background holds the musket.

Another soldier with the musket.

Unknown Long Guns

Several Greece rebels and Ottoman soldier can be seen armed with he unknown long guns during the Greek War of Independence.

Greece rebel holds the long gun (pointed by the red arrow).

Ottoman soldier holds the long gun during the shootout with Silvio.