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Friends from the Gypsy Camp (Druzya iz tabora)
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Friends from the Gypsy Camp (the direct translation of the original title Druzya iz tabora) is a 1938 Soviet B&W children's adventure movie directed by Dmitri Varlamov and Grigoriy Lomidze. During the Russian Civil War a Gypsy kid and his tame bear help the Red Army.
The following weapons were used in the film Friends from the Gypsy Camp (Druzya iz tabora):
The Gypsy kid Yasha Sheverdin (Nikolay Smorchkov), the commander of the Red Army detachment, composed of Tula workers, Mikhail Yegorovich Mozhaev (Sergei Vecheslov), the commander of the White Army cavalry squadron Rotmistr (Capt.) Golovin (Sergey Martinson) and some other Reds and Whites carry Nagant M1895 revolvers.
Kasyan Sergeevich (Nikolay Gorlov), the cook in Mozhaev's detachment, carries a Mosin Nagant M1907 Carbine. One of the White cavalrymen is also seen with an M1907 Carbine.
One of the Red Army men carries an unknown version of Mosin Nagant Rifle. Its nose cap and protected front sight with large "ears" bear similarity to the ones used on Finnish Mosin Nagant rifles, but both these details and the position of rifle sling slot doesn't match exactly any Finnish model.
One of the Reds holds a long gun that seems to be a hunting or sporing rifle, possibly a small caliber one. A front sight is visible so this gun is less likely a bolt-action Berdanka or Frolovka shotgun.
The cook Kasyan Sergeevich (Nikolay Gorlov) carries a very battered RG-14 hand grenade that he uses as nothing more than a kitchen knife sharpener. More fit for battle RG-14s are used by the Red Army regiment commander Grachyov (uncredited) and other Red Army men, and also by Yasha Sheverdin (Nikolay Smorchkov).
Several of Tula workers' detachment personnel use RG-12 hand grenades. These grenades are extremely rare on screen, as the manufacturing of RG-12 was stopped in 1916, and most produced grenades were spent during the WWI and the Russian Civil War.
A pineapple grenade is seen together with RG-14 hand grenades. It is seen only partially so the exact model is unclear. Mills Bomb is a possible but not nessessary guess.
