The Departed - Season 2 (Gurzuf): Difference between revisions
The Departed - Season 2 (Gurzuf): Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
The Departed - Season 2 (Gurzuf): Difference between revisions
The Departed - Season 2 (original title Gurzuf) is a 2018 Russian crime TV series, a sequel to The Departed (Gorod). After the victory over the crime web, Rodion Stotskiy (Pyotr Fyodorov) is promoted to Captain and transferred to the resort town of Gurzuf (hence the title) on the Black Sea coast. During the three years of his service as the head of local Militsiya, he made Gurzuf a peaceful place. But in the Summer of 1965 in a couple of days, several crimes occur at once. Stotsky comes to conclusion that all these crimes are connected, and he must find the criminals in the shortest possible time.
The following weapons were used in the television series The Departed - Season 2 (Gurzuf):
Regina Morozova (Darya Ursulyak) and Arkadiy Lavrik (Pavel Chinaryov), a family pair of robbers, use Nagant M1895 revolvers during their activities. These revolvers are genuine guns, not blank-firing or airsoft guns that can be seen in many other films and TV series of 2010s.
TT-33 pistols are used by numerous criminals, including Vakha (Konstantin Gatsalov), Makhno (Yevgeniy Chernoray), Botsman ("Boatswain") (Timur Bazinsky), and Lyonya the Greek (Gennadiy Yakovlev). In one scene a TT is used by Alla (Natalya Romanycheva), a mistress of high rank official. All TT pistols in the series are of pre-1947 version.
Militsiya personnel, notably Captain Rodion Ilyich Stotskiy (Pyotr Fyodorov) and Jr. Lieutenant Taras Zaytsev aka Tarasik (Evgeniy Antropov), carry Makarov PM pistols. These pistols are blank-firing replicas of several models (air guns, also used in the series, are listed in a separate entry).
Some PM pistols, used in the series, are doubtless air guns. The screws in the slide allows to indetify the exact model as CO2 Gletcher PM (or possibly a similar model by KWC or Swiss Arms).
What appears to be a kind of PM-based plastic toy gun is seen in one scene.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingDuring the robbery of the cash transporting car, robber Makhno (Yevgeniy Chernoray) makes a shot from the PM of the killed Militsioner (the gun doesn't fire on screen). In the previous moment this Militsioner's pistol is an air gun (see the entry for Gletcher PM).Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe muzzle is seen.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe grip with somewhat unnatural magazine well is seen. Also note the slot in the bottom part of the barrel that doesn't appear on any version of PM, be it genuine or replica.
Rifles and Assault Rifles
Mosin Nagant "obrez"
Botsman (Timur Bazinsky) uses a Mosin Nagant "obrez" with intact stock during the robbery of the illegal gambling house.
