Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles (Sherlok v Rossii)Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles (Sherlok v Rossii) - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video GamesSherlock: The Russian Chronicles (Sherlok v Rossii)
Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles (Sherlok v Rossii ("Sherlock in Russia") is a Russian 2020 TV series directed by Nurbek Egen. This is a non-canon version of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The trail of Jack the Ripper leads Holmes (Maksim Matveev) to the Russian Empire. In St. Petersburg he meets Dr. Kartsev (Vladimir Mishukov) who eventually becomes "Russian Watson". Holmes and Kartsev solve not only the mystery of Jack the Ripper but also several other cases that puzzle the Russian criminal police.
The following weapons were used in the television series Sherlock: The Russian Chronicles (Sherlok v Rossii):
Nagant M1895 revolvers, anachronistic for 1888 when the plot is set, are widely used throughout the series. Close-ups reveal most if not all the screen guns as "Blef" blank-firing version. They are used by Sherlock Holmes (Maksim Matveev), Dr. Ilya Philimonovich Kartsev (Vladimir Mishukov), Kholmogorov (Gennadiy Alimpiev), Luka Sviridov (Sergey Mardar), Arseniy Petrovich Mogolev (Ilya Savelyev), criminal Konstantin Naydyonov alias "Kat" (Evgeniy Romantsov) and his henchman "Letopisets" ("Chronicler") (Aleksandr Averin), Russian police personnel, and in the opening scene, set in London, by Dr. Watson (Andrey Feskov) and Inspector Lestrade (Aleksey Vdovin).
Gletcher NGT CO2 replicas of Nagant M1895, identified by the raised rear part of the frame, are seen in the hands of Sherlock Holmes (Maksim Matveev) and Ivan "Khromoy" ("Lame") (Nikita Kologrivyy).
The Ober-politsmeister (cheif of police) of St. Petersburg Pyotr Porfiryevich Znamenskiy (Konstantin Bogomolov) owns a pocket revolver. This is a Bruni Olympic 6 blank-firing gun that may be used as a stand-in for a Bulldog.
Denix replicas of Single Action Army Civilian Model revolvers are seen in hands of Sherlock Holmes (Maksim Matveev), Dr. Ilya Philimonovich Kartsev (Vladimir Mishukov), police detective Lavr Sidorovich Trudniy (Pavel Maykov), Albert Lyudvigovich Dreitzen (Valeriy Kukhareshin), Anton Sviridov (Fyodor Fedotov), and Prof. Bakhmetyev's aide Fadey Lukich Parshin (Andrey Lyovin). Revolvers with "grey patina" and "blue" finish are used.
In several scenes Sherlock Holmes (Maksim Matveev) is armed with a CO2 revolver ASG Schofield, a replica of Smith & Wesson Schofield. ASG Schofield revolvers are also seen in hands of police Podporuchik (2nd Lt. rank) Arkadiy Koshko (Kirill Gordleev), Prof. Bakhmetyev's coachman (uncredited) and the brothel doorman (uncredited).
A Denix replica of Smith & Wesson Model 3 revolver (erroneously labeled as "Schofield Cal.45 revolver, USA 1869") is also seen in hands of Holmes, Koshko and the brothel doorman.
A Denix replica of Colt 1849 Pocket revolver (labeled as "Wells Fargo revolver, USA 1849") is used by "Kat"'s accomplice Netochka (Aleksandra Drozdova).
Denix "Carbine Mod. 66" (Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy")
Denix replicas of Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" (labeled as "Carbine Mod. 66, USA 1866") are used by Dr. Ilya Kartsev (Vladimir Mishukov), Capt. Zosimov (Oleg Popov), and Prof. Bakhmetyev's unnamed manservant.
While most guns in the series are replicas, a genuine Kropatschek Rifle is used by "Kat"'s henchman. It is fitted with a WW2 era sniper scope, supposedly a German Zeiss ZF39 (19th century scopes are similar, but have a simpler design). Holmes identified this gun as a Berdan Rifle.
The Russian police personnel carry holsters for Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model revolvers. In the series these holsters are used for Denix replica revolvers.
