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|actor2=[[Pavel Abdalov]] | |actor2=[[Pavel Abdalov]] | ||
|character3="Floating Tom" Hutter | |character3="Floating Tom" Hutter | ||
|actor3=Eduard Murashov | |actor3=[[Eduard Murashov]] | ||
|character4=Judith Hutter | |character4=Judith Hutter | ||
|actor4=[[Elena Kondulaynen]] | |actor4=[[Elena Kondulaynen]] | ||
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= Pistols = | = Pistols = | ||
== Percussion Dueling Pistol == | == Percussion Dueling Pistol == | ||
A [[Percussion Dueling Pistol]], out of time for 18th century, is found in "Floating Tom" Hutter's chest. In several scenes it is seen in hands of Deerslayer ([[Andrei Khvorov]]), Tom Hutter (Eduard Murashov) and his daughter Judith ([[Elena Kondulaynen]]). | A [[Percussion Dueling Pistol]], out of time for 18th century, is found in "Floating Tom" Hutter's chest. In several scenes it is seen in hands of Deerslayer ([[Andrei Khvorov]]), Tom Hutter ([[Eduard Murashov]]) and his daughter Judith ([[Elena Kondulaynen]]). | ||
[[Image:ArdesaDueling.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Percussion Cap Ardesa 1871 Dueling Pistol - .45 inch]] | [[Image:ArdesaDueling.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Percussion Cap Ardesa 1871 Dueling Pistol - .45 inch]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Pistol-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The pistol in Tom Hutter's chest.]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Pistol-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The pistol in Tom Hutter's chest.]] | ||
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= Long Guns = | = Long Guns = | ||
Most flintlock muskets, seen in the movie, appear to be visually modified [[Single Barreled Shotgun]]s | Most flintlock muskets, seen in the movie, appear to be visually modified [[Single Barreled Shotgun]]s with fake flint locks. Spurs on trigger guards is a common sign of IZh shotguns but the screen guns have straight grip stocks rather than semi-grip stock of [[IZh-18]] (most often used as a base for mockup muskets), so the props must be heavily rebuild or built from scratch. | ||
[[File:IZh-18EM-M.jpg|thumb|none|400px|For comparison: IZh-18EM-M - 12 gauge]] | [[File:IZh-18EM-M.jpg|thumb|none|400px|For comparison: IZh-18EM-M - 12 gauge]] | ||
== Deerslayer's Musket == | == Deerslayer's Musket == | ||
Throughout the movie, Deerslayer ([[Andrei Khvorov]]) carries a flintlock musket that appears to be a visually modified shotgun. His musket is also seen in hands of Chingachgook ([[Georgiy Pitskhelauri]]) and Wah-ta-Wah (Natalya Tabakova). Tom Hutter (Eduard Murashov) holds a musket with same outlook as Deerslayer's one (possibly same prop reused). | Throughout the movie, Deerslayer ([[Andrei Khvorov]]) carries a flintlock musket that appears to be a visually modified shotgun. His musket is also seen in hands of Chingachgook ([[Georgiy Pitskhelauri]]) and Wah-ta-Wah (Natalya Tabakova). Tom Hutter ([[Eduard Murashov]]) holds a musket with same outlook as Deerslayer's one (possibly same prop reused). | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The muzzle and ramrod.]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The muzzle and ramrod.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Fire!]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Fire!]] | ||
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[[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|He fires single-hand. No fire and smoke appears from the "flintlock".]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|He fires single-hand. No fire and smoke appears from the "flintlock".]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A good view of Harry's gun.]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A good view of Harry's gun.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Deerslayer and Harry with muskets. Note the difference in barrel | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket1-6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Deerslayer and Harry with muskets. Note the difference in barrel bands.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The muzzle is seen.]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The muzzle is seen.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Tom Hutter fires Harry's musket (again single-hand!).]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Musket2-5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Tom Hutter fires Harry's musket (again single-hand!).]] | ||
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== Blunderbuss == | == Blunderbuss == | ||
One of the guns, used by Tom Hutter, is a [[Blunderbuss]]. Its flintlock is obviously fake, so this gun also appears to be a mockup, but looking reasonably authentic. The base gun may also be a single barreled shotgun, or the blunderbuss may be a custom prop, designed and built from scratch. | One of the guns, used by Tom Hutter, is a [[Blunderbuss]]. Its flintlock is obviously fake, so this gun also appears to be a mockup, but looking reasonably authentic. The base gun may also be a single barreled IZh shotgun, or the blunderbuss may be a custom prop, designed and built from scratch. | ||
[[Image:Blun Flint.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Flintlock Blunderbuss]] | [[Image:Blun Flint.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Flintlock Blunderbuss]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Tom threatens Harry with his blunderbuss. Typical IZh spur can be seen on the trigger guard.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px| | [[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Another view of the scene.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Another closeup of the gun.]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Another closeup of the gun.]] | ||
[[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|]] | [[File:Zveroboy-Blunderbuss-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|]] | ||
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= See Also = | = See Also = | ||
* ''[[Chingachgook, the Great Snake (Chingachgook, die grosse Schlange)|Chingachgook, die grosse Schlange]]'', an East German screen adapation of same novel. | * ''[[Chingachgook, the Great Snake (Chingachgook, die grosse Schlange)|Chingachgook, die grosse Schlange]]'', an East German screen adapation of same novel. | ||
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The Deerslayer (Zveroboy) is a Soviet 1990 two part made for TV adventure movie directed by Andrey Rostotskiy. The movie is a screen adaptation of the novel "The Deerslayer, or The First War-Path" by James Fenimore Cooper.
The following weapons were used in the film The Deerslayer (Zveroboy):
Pistols
Percussion Dueling Pistol
A Percussion Dueling Pistol, out of time for 18th century, is found in "Floating Tom" Hutter's chest. In several scenes it is seen in hands of Deerslayer (Andrei Khvorov), Tom Hutter (Eduard Murashov) and his daughter Judith (Elena Kondulaynen).
Long Guns
Most flintlock muskets, seen in the movie, appear to be visually modified Single Barreled Shotguns with fake flint locks. Spurs on trigger guards is a common sign of IZh shotguns but the screen guns have straight grip stocks rather than semi-grip stock of IZh-18 (most often used as a base for mockup muskets), so the props must be heavily rebuild or built from scratch.
Deerslayer's Musket
Throughout the movie, Deerslayer (Andrei Khvorov) carries a flintlock musket that appears to be a visually modified shotgun. His musket is also seen in hands of Chingachgook (Georgiy Pitskhelauri) and Wah-ta-Wah (Natalya Tabakova). Tom Hutter (Eduard Murashov) holds a musket with same outlook as Deerslayer's one (possibly same prop reused).
Hurry Harry's Musket
Hurry Harry's (Pavel Abdalov) musket is shorter than Deerslayer's gun; it has two barrel bands instead of three. Deerslayer calls this gun "a carbine".
Indians' Muskets
Muskets of Delaware and Iroquois warriors are generally similar with Deerslayer's gun except for decorations and black barrel bands instead of brass ones on Deerslayer's musket.
Soldiers' Muskets
Some British soldiers carry long muskets with reddish wooden stocks. It's hard to say if these guns are visually modified shotguns or even mockups, built from scratch.
"Killdeer"
The long musket "Killdeer" is one of Tom Hutter's guns that was gifted to Deerslayer by Judith Hutter and then became the iconic weapon of Natty Bumppo. In this movie "Killdeer" also appears to be a mocked up shotgun.
Blunderbuss
One of the guns, used by Tom Hutter, is a Blunderbuss. Its flintlock is obviously fake, so this gun also appears to be a mockup, but looking reasonably authentic. The base gun may also be a single barreled IZh shotgun, or the blunderbuss may be a custom prop, designed and built from scratch.
Mosin Nagant M1891/30
Most muskets of British soldiers appear to be Mosin Nagant M1891/30 rifles, fitted with fake flintlocks and barrel bands to make them resemble flintlock muskets.
Deerslayer's Bundle of Guns
In one scene Deerslayer makes a bundle of several long guns. Al least two of these guns are mocked up Mosin Nagant M1891/30 rifles while others appear to be mocked up shotguns.
See Also
- Chingachgook, die grosse Schlange, an East German screen adapation of same novel.