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|country = [[Image:SOV.jpg|25px]] USSR | |country = [[Image:SOV.jpg|25px]] USSR | ||
|director = Naum Trakhtenberg | |director = Naum Trakhtenberg | ||
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A Pistol Shot (original title Выстрел Vystrel) is a 1966 Soviet film, based on the novels "Vystrel" by the famous Russian poet and writer Alexander Pushkin.
The following weapons were used in the film A Pistol Shot (Vystrel):
Pistols
Flintlock Pistol
Various types of flintlock pistols is widely used throughout the movie.
Percussion cap pistol
At least two percussion cap pistols can be seen on the wall in the apartment of Silvio.
Long Guns
Infantry Musket M1845
Heavy anachronistic Infantry Musket M1845s are widely used by the Imperial Russian Army soldiers as well as Greece rebels.
Russian Flintlock Musket M1763
Severla Imperial Russian Army soldiers holds the bayonet attached Russian M1763 flintlock muskets.
Unknown Long Guns
Several Greece rebels and Ottoman soldier can be seen armed with he unknown long guns during the Greek War of Independence.
