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Fools Die on Friday (Russian: Дураки умирают по пятницам; Duraki umirayut po pyatnitsam) is the 1990 Soviet-Bulgarian Crime Action Movie.
The following weapons were used in the film Fools Die on Friday (Duraki umirayut po pyatnitsam):
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Handguns
Makarov PM
The Makarov PM is the standard-duty sidearm of most Soviet policemen. Several criminals also use them. None of these guns are ever fired onscreen.
FN Barracuda
Andrey Obukhov (Vasiliy Mishchenko) takes a FN Barracuda from a criminal. It is unmistakable because of its semi-hooked trigger guard. How a rare Belgian revolver could appear in a Soviet movie is nothing short of inexplicable.
ZKR 551 (Sawn-Off)
In continuty error, Andrey's Barracuda switches to a homemade snub-nosed ZKR 551 - the barrel has been manually sawed off rather than a factory short barrel. In another continuity error, more than likely because of a lack of 9x18mm blanks, Anatoliy's and Ryzhiy's Makarovs switches to ZKR 551s in firing scenes. The sawed-off barrel can explain the enormous muzzle flash. Most likely, a single movie prop was used, due to the fact that only one gun ever is seen onscreen at a time.
Rifles
AKMS
Several Soviet policemen (Militiamen) are armed with AKMSs.
