Native Shores (Rodnye berega): Difference between revisions
Native Shores (Rodnye berega): Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
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[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A German soldier fires his rifle during the shootout on the lighthouse. Typical ''Lange-Visier'' sight allows to identify the exact model.]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A German soldier fires his rifle during the shootout on the lighthouse. Typical ''Lange-Visier'' sight allows to identify the exact model.]]
== M98/29 Persian Mauser ==
In one scene Sofya Ivanovna ([[Faina Ranevskaya]]) holds a Mauser rifle, taken from a slain German soldier. It appears to be an [[M98/29 Persian Mauser]], identified by the shape of the front sight and the sling swivel, placed unusually close to the muzzle end.
[[Image:Czech_Persian_Mauser_98-29.jpg|400px|thumb|none|Czech produced Persian Mauser 98/29 with bayonet - 8x57mm]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Sofya Ivanovna holds the rifle with bayonet, taken from a dead German soldier.]]
== Mauser Rifles ==
== Mauser Rifles ==
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[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A close view of the rifle. It has a straight bolt handle.]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A close view of the rifle. It has a straight bolt handle.]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A soldier crawls with a Mauser rifle in hands.]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A soldier crawls with a Mauser rifle in hands.]]
[[File:Rodnye berega-Mauser-4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Sofya Ivanovna ([[Faina Ranevskaya]]) holds a rifle, taken from a slain German soldier. It appears to be a carbine version. Note the sling swivel, placed unusually close to the muzzle end.]]
Native Shores (Rodnye berega) is a Soviet 1943 B&W war movie directed by Vladimir Braun and Nikolai Sadkovich. It consists of two segments, both of which take place in Summer 1942 on the Black Sea coast. In the first segment "Tri gvardeytsa" ("Three soldiers of Guard unit") a small group of Soviet soldiers is sent on commando mission in a German-occupied coastal town. The second segment, "Propavshiy bez vesti" ("Missing in action") depicts the adventures of the crew of Soviet motor torpedo boat that appears without fuel near the lighthouse that is now manned by Germans. Due to unclear reasons the movie was never released in USSR, only in mid-2000s it was found in Gosfilmofond Archive and released on DVD.
The following weapons were used in the film Native Shores (Rodnye berega):
During the battle on the lighthouse a German soldier carries a gun that isn't seen clear but it's general outlook greatly resembles Tokarev M1927 submachine gun. It was an experimental weapon, chambered for 7.62mm Nagant cartridges. Tokarev SMG was never adopted for service but several hundred pieces were produced for extensive trials, so one of these guns could appear in the movie.
In one scene Sofya Ivanovna (Faina Ranevskaya) holds a Mauser rifle, taken from a slain German soldier. It appears to be an M98/29 Persian Mauser, identified by the shape of the front sight and the sling swivel, placed unusually close to the muzzle end.
Except for abovementioned Gewehr 98s, in several scenes German soldiers are seen with other Mauser-style rifles, often with attached sword bayonets. They are mostly seen unclear so the exact model is hard to be identified. Possibly there are several different models.
Degtyaryov DP-27 machine guns are used by Soviet troops during the attack of the coastal town. All DP-27s, seen in the movie, lack their conical flash hiders, supposedly due to the problems when firing blank cartridges in full auto mode.
During the battle for the town a machine gun is used by German soldiers. It appears to be a Maxim MG08, fitted with a bipod, possibly in order to resemble an MG08/15 (the bipod is placed too close to muzzle end for a genuine MG08/15).
