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'''Mysterious Discovery''' (Russian: ''Таинственная находка''; '''''Tainstvennaya nakhodka''''') is a 1954 Soviet family movie. | '''Mysterious Discovery''' (Russian: ''Таинственная находка''; '''''Tainstvennaya nakhodka''''') is a 1954 Soviet family adventure movie directed by Boris Buneev. Three schoolchildren from a settlement of Rybachiy on the coast of the Barents Sea find an antique gun. They figure out its origin and learn the story of a local man Guriy Gagarka who defended Rybachiy during the Crimean War. | ||
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==Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine== | ==Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine== | ||
A [[Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine]] is found on the cave. This gun appeared in the hands of Vasya Golovin ([[Valentin Grachyov]]), Andrey (B. Dorokhov), Styopa Brusnichkin (Aleksandr Pokrovsky), Yegor (V. Zhukov), Yekaterina Sotnikova (Ekaterina Savinova) and Anton ([[Aleksandr Susnin]]). | A [[Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine]] is found on the cave. This gun appeared in the hands of Vasya Golovin ([[Valentin Grachyov]]), Andrey (B. Dorokhov), Styopa Brusnichkin (Aleksandr Pokrovsky), Yegor (V. Zhukov), Yekaterina Sotnikova (Ekaterina Savinova) and Anton ([[Aleksandr Susnin]]). | ||
[[File:1833 Cavalry carbine.jpg|thumb|none| | [[File:1833 Cavalry carbine.jpg|thumb|none|401px|Russian M1833 Flintlock Cavalry Carbine and M1809 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol.]] | ||
[[Image:Tainstvennaya nakhodka rifle 1 1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Styopa Brusnichkin (Aleksandr Pokrovsky) founds a rifle in the cave.]] | [[Image:Tainstvennaya nakhodka rifle 1 1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Styopa Brusnichkin (Aleksandr Pokrovsky) founds a rifle in the cave.]] | ||
[[Image:Tainstvennaya nakhodka rifle 1 2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Yegor (V. Zhukov) holds the gun. The muzzle shape of the rifle is seen.]] | [[Image:Tainstvennaya nakhodka rifle 1 2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Yegor (V. Zhukov) holds the gun. The muzzle shape of the rifle is seen.]] | ||
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Mysterious Discovery (Russian: Таинственная находка; Tainstvennaya nakhodka) is a 1954 Soviet family adventure movie directed by Boris Buneev. Three schoolchildren from a settlement of Rybachiy on the coast of the Barents Sea find an antique gun. They figure out its origin and learn the story of a local man Guriy Gagarka who defended Rybachiy during the Crimean War.
The following weapons were used in the film Mysterious Discovery (Tainstvennaya nakhodka):
Handguns
Percussion Cap Pistol
British officer (Nikolay Grabbe) fires a Percussion Cap Pistol.
Rifles & Muskets
Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine
A Russian M1833 Cavalry Carbine is found on the cave. This gun appeared in the hands of Vasya Golovin (Valentin Grachyov), Andrey (B. Dorokhov), Styopa Brusnichkin (Aleksandr Pokrovsky), Yegor (V. Zhukov), Yekaterina Sotnikova (Ekaterina Savinova) and Anton (Aleksandr Susnin).
Infantry Musket M1845
British soldiers use an Infantry Musket M1845s possibly, stands for Enfield Pattern 1853s.
Berdan Rifle
At least one Pomors fires a Berdan Rifle during the battle. This gun is anachronistic for 1853.
Shotguns
Percussion Shotgun
Most Pomors (include Guriy Gagarka (Gennadi Yudin), his wife (Larisa Matveyenko), Stepan Golovin (Aleksey Alekseev) and Prokhor Brusnichkin (Georgi Gumilevsky)) can be seen armed with the Percussion Shotguns.
12 Gauge Over/Under Shotgun
A 12 Gauge Over/Under Shotgun briefly appeared in the hands of Nikanor Sarvanov (Aleksey Gribov).
Trivia
"Miranda" cruiser were equipped with a numerous naval cannons.
Light Field Cannon
A light field cannon is seen near the Pomors village.
Gun Statue
A "gun" wielding statue is mounted on the town square.
