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==Percussion Shotgun== | ==Percussion Shotgun== | ||
Several cossacks can be seen armed with the [[Percussion Shotgun]]s. Due the very large calibre, it's can be genuine percussion cap hunting guns known in old Russia as "shompolka" (slang term from Russian word ''shompol'', which means ramrod). Such guns were produced in late | Several cossacks can be seen armed with the [[Percussion Shotgun]]s. Due the very large calibre, it's can be genuine percussion cap hunting guns known in old Russia as "shompolka" (slang term from Russian word ''shompol'', which means ramrod). Such guns were produced in late 19th - early 20th century and used until mid-20th century, especially in Siberia. | ||
[[Image:Shompolka.jpg|thumb|none|400px|1860 made Percussion Shotgun.]] | [[Image:Shompolka.jpg|thumb|none|400px|1860 made Percussion Shotgun.]] | ||
[[Image:Vidma shotgun 1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Cossacks with the shotguns on the shoulders.]] | [[Image:Vidma shotgun 1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Cossacks with the shotguns on the shoulders.]] | ||
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The Witch (Ukrainian: Відьма; Vidma, Russian: Ведьма; Vedma) is the 1990 Soviet Ukrainian language fantasy-mystery-erotic comedy, based on the novel Konotopska vidma (The Witch of Konotop) by Hryhory Kvitka-Osnovyanenko.
The following weapons were used in the film The Witch (Vidma):
IZh-18 (Sawn-Off, mocked as percussion cap pistols)
Sotnik Zabryokha (Bohdan Benyuk) and near all cossacks carry Sawn-Off IZh-18s mocked as percussion cap pistols on the belts. It's can ID by the crude grip and typical typical spur on the trigger guard.
Percussion Shotgun
Several cossacks can be seen armed with the Percussion Shotguns. Due the very large calibre, it's can be genuine percussion cap hunting guns known in old Russia as "shompolka" (slang term from Russian word shompol, which means ramrod). Such guns were produced in late 19th - early 20th century and used until mid-20th century, especially in Siberia.
