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Vabank: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Vabank-Nagant5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Krempitsch ([[Zdzislaw Kuzniar]]), Kramer's hired gun, also uses a suppressed Nagant M1985 but with different suppressor.]] | [[File:Vabank-Nagant5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Krempitsch ([[Zdzislaw Kuzniar]]), Kramer's hired gun, also uses a suppressed Nagant M1985 but with different suppressor.]] | ||
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== ZKR 590 Grand ? == | |||
An old man deceived by Kramer used a revolver to try to shoot the banker in his own cabinet. This revolver is most likely Czechoslovakian Česká Zbrojovka [[ZKR 590 Grand]] in .38 caliber, a post-WW2 war revolver based on Colt models. | |||
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==Unidentified pistols== | ==Unidentified pistols== | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 15 January 2012
Vabank is a 1981 Polish criminal comedy film by Juliusz Machulski, set in interwar Poland. This film tells the story of Henryk Kwinto (Jan Machulski), a legendary safe cracker. Kwinto make a plan to get revenge on a ruthless and criminal bank president Gustaw Kramer (Leonard Pietraszak) who is responsible for the death of Kwinto's old friend Tadeusz.
See also: Vabank II
The following weapons are seen in the movie Vabank:
Nagant M1895
The Nagant M1895 is widely used during the movie, mostly with suppressors.
ZKR 590 Grand ?
An old man deceived by Kramer used a revolver to try to shoot the banker in his own cabinet. This revolver is most likely Czechoslovakian Česká Zbrojovka ZKR 590 Grand in .38 caliber, a post-WW2 war revolver based on Colt models.
Unidentified pistols
Kramer use a pocket pistol which look like one of Spanish 7.65mm models.
Dunczyk's pistol is seen very briefly and it's hard to identify.
