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[[Image:Putevoy obkhodchik grenade 2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Irkut readies the grenade.]]
[[Image:Putevoy obkhodchik grenade 3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The grenade lays in a puddle.]]
[[Image:Putevoy obkhodchik grenade 3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The grenade lays in a puddle.]]
==C-4==
Irkut uses C-4 to blow up the exit.
[[Image:Putevoy obkhodchik C4 1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|]]
=Other=
=Other=
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Trackman
This movie earned only $500,000 at box office, while its budget was more than 3 million dollars. As result, its director Igor Shavlack became bankrupt and fled abroad.
The following weapons were used in the film Trackman :
Pistols Walther P88 Compact The criminal Irkut (Oleg Kamenshchikov ) uses Walther P88 Compact throughout the movie.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Walther P88 Compact with chrome finish and walnut grips - 9x19mm Error creating thumbnail: File missing Close Up. A lack of trigger discipline can prove quite deadly here. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Irkut opens a glass door with his Walther P88. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Irkut looks into the distance, Walther in hand. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Katya (Svetlana Metkina ) fires Irkut's Walther. Fort-12 The criminal Kostya (Tomas Motskus ) uses a Fort-12 pistol, most likely the non-lethal rubber-firing version Fort-12T. In a continuity error Kostya's Fort-12 bizarrely turns into a Reck Miami 92F , then into a Kimar Mod. 75 Auto .
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Fort-12 - 9x18mm Makarov Error creating thumbnail: File missing Kostya fires his pistols akimbo. The Fort-12 is on the left (Kostya's right). Error creating thumbnail: File missing A closer view of both pistols. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Grom (at the right) threatens Kostya (at the left). Kimar Mod. 75 Auto The criminal Shplint (Oleg Morozov) uses a Kimar Mod. 75 Auto pistol while in the abandoned metro tunnel. Grom also picks up and uses Shplint's pistol in several scenes. Kostya's Fort-12 also turns into a Mod. 75 in a continuity error.
Kimar Mod. 75 Auto, early model - 8mm blanks Error creating thumbnail: File missing Shplint takes aim with his pistol. It is identifiable as a CZ 75 variant due to the distinctive slide lock and safety levers. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Shplint readies the pistol when he realizes he's in danger. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The hammer is seen. The tiny hole ring hammer identifies it as a Mod. 75. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Grom fires Shplint's pistol. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The pistol cycles. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Close-up of the pistol in the Kostya's hand. The tiny hole ring hammer can be clearly seen here. Glock 17 Kostya also uses a Glock 17 in conjunction with his Fort-12.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing 3rd Generation Glock 17 - 9x19mm. Note the finger grooves, thumb reliefs, and accessory rail on the frame, which differentiate it from the older model. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Glock 17 is on the right (Kostya's left). It is also locked back. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Kostya's face reveals he is very pleased. Maybe a bit too much. Reck Miami 92 Grom (Dmitriy Orlov ) uses the blank-firing Reck Miami 92F fitted with a compensator and picatinny rail from the TSD Tactical M9X Tac . The Reck 92F replaces Kostya's Fort-12 in a continuity error.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Reck Miami 92F, black finish - 9mm P.A.K. blanks Error creating thumbnail: File missing Airsoft TSD Tactical M9X Tac. The compensator in the movie has been painted black.Error creating thumbnail: File missing Grom threatens Kostya. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The offset slide front, rounded hammer, open slide, and the slide-mounted safety can be seen here, identifying it as a Beretta 92 blank gun. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The beginning of the word "RECK" can be seen where the shadow forms on the gun. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Grom aims his pistol in the darkness. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Good view of the compensator. Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good shot of the slide. The markings here clearly match up with those of the Reck 92F. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Katya with Grom's Reck 92F. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another view of the same scene. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Kostya holds his pistol (at the left, only his arm is seen). Although he is holding a Reck 92F in this scene, in the scene before he holds a Fort-12, and in the scene after he holds a Mod. 75. Assault Rifles AKS-74U Three militiamen (Russian policemen) (Vladimir Elin), (Aleksandr Vysokovskiy ) and (Mikhail Udy) carry the AKS-74U as their on-duty weapons. Later, one of these rifles appears in the hands of Kostya (Tomas Motskus ), Irkut (Oleg Kamenshchikov ), Grom, Trackman and Katya (Svetlana Metkina ).
Error creating thumbnail: File missing AKS-74U (also referred to as the "AKSU" or 'Krinkov') - 5.45x39mm Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good view of the magazine of the ASK-74U. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Militiaman Pakhomov (Aleksandr Vysokovskiy ) holds an AKS-74U. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another view of the same scene. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Kostya carries an AKS-74U on his back. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Trackman grabs the AKS-74U... Error creating thumbnail: File missing ...and fires it. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Katya fires. AKMS Special Forces briefly hold the AKMS .
Error creating thumbnail: File missing AKMS, stamped steel receiver w/ slant muzzle brake and under-folding stock - 7.62x39mm Error creating thumbnail: File missing A Special Forces OP breaches with his AKMS. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The silhouette of another Special Forces OP and the AKMS. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Special Forces operatives with their AKMS. Explosives F-1 hand grenade Irkut (Oleg Kamenshchikov ) tries to use a F-1 hand grenade against the Trackman.
F-1 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade Error creating thumbnail: File missing Close Up. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Irkut readies the grenade. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The grenade lays in a puddle. C-4 Irkut uses C-4 to blow up the exit.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Other Unknown Flamethrower Trackman (Aleksey Dmitriev ) uses an unknown flamethrower at the film's climax. At the a few second it's was used by Grom. It's resembles Soviet wartime ROKS-2 but still differs.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Error creating thumbnail: File missing The flamethrower's fuel tanks. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Ditto. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Error creating thumbnail: File missing Close view of the muzzle. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Trackman's head catches on fire. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Trackman burns various instruments with his flamethrower. Error creating thumbnail: File missing 
