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Unfinished Supper (Nezakonchennyy uzhin)
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Unfinished Supper (original Russian title Nezakonchennyy uzhin, Latvian title Nepabeigtas vakarinas) is a Soviet Latvian 1981 (filmed 1979) made for TV detective movie, directed by Janis Streics and based on the Swedish novel "Polis, polis, potatismos!" (English title "Murder at the Savoy") by Per Wahloo and Maj Sjowall. Viktor Palmgren, a director of large company, is shot in front of a dozen witnesses in restaurant. The murderer confesses and is arrested, but further investigation leads Commissioner Martin Beck to Palmgren's shadow business in illegal arms trade.
The following weapons were used in the film Unfinished Supper (Nezakonchennyy uzhin):
Revolvers
Nagant M1895
A Nagant M1895 revolver, fitted with obviously fake sound suppressor, is used by Bertil Svensson (Edgar Liepins) to shot businessman Viktor Palmgren (Arturs Dimiters). Following the original novel, the revolver is described as "Arminius-22".
Pistols
CZ 27
Police inspector deputy Backlund (Paul Butkevich) carries a CZ 27 pistol (in reality this gun wasn't ever issued to Swedish police).
Margolin MTs
A Margolin MTs target pistol is seen on shooting range in hands of shooting coach (Ilga Vitola) and a shooter (Talivaldis Abolins).
IZh-45
Inspector of Security Police Paulsson (Bertulis Pizics) carries an IZh-45 (also known as SPP) air pistol in shoulder holster.
IZh-SPL
Director Otto Hampus Broberg (Arnolds Linins) uses an IZh-SPL starter pistol when he fires at Backlund. IZh-SPL appears in this scene in accordance with the original novel where Broberg uses a starter pistol.
Footage
Mle 1892 Revolver
A photo of French Mle 1892 Revolver is seen in Inspector Per Mansson's office.
Documentary footage of various local conflicts is used to depict the career of weapon dealer Viktor Palmgren.
Uzi
Uzi SMGs are seen on a photo.
M16
M16 assault rifles of unclear model (or several models) are seen on photos.
AKM
AKM assault rifles are seen on a photo. The shape of bayonets allows to identify these guns as AKMs, rather than AK-47s.
FN MAG
An FN MAG machine gun is seen on a photo.
Browning M2HB
A Browning M2HB is seen mounted on the turret of M41 Walker Bulldog tank on a photo.
Nudelman-Nemenov NN-30
An AK-230 with twin Nudelman-Nemenov NN-30 autocannon can be seen mounted on Project 770 (Polnocny class) landing ship.
Percussion Cap Musket
Hand Grenade
A soldier at the left carries a hand grenade. Its outlook resembles RGD-5 but it's only a vague guess.
Armour
Polish TOPAS-2AP APCs leaving Project 770 (Polnocny class) landing ship (this photo can be found in Wikipedia in better quality).
M41 Walker Bulldog tank is seen on a photo.
Aircrafts
Trivia
Holsters
Swedish police officers, including Kurt Kvant (Voldemars Lobins) and Karl Kristiansson (Boleslavs Ruzs), carry holsters for Makarov PM. Such white holsters were issued to Soviet GAI (traffic police).
