Road Hawks (Stervyatniki na dorogakh)

Road Hawks (Stervyatniki na dorogakh) Cinema Poster Country USSR Directed by Samvel Gasparov Release Date 1990 Language Russian Studio "Triller" Moscow film association Granit Belarusfilm Main Cast Character Actor Sasha Oleg Fomin Rita Nina Ruslanova Tanya Natalya Vavilova Ira Marina Yakovleva Arsen Arsen Gasparovich Bandit Viktor Yevgrafov Grisha Sergey Barabanshchikov Bandit Aleksandr Brukhatskiy Vitka "Vermut" Yevgeniy Titov (II)

Road Hawks (also known as The Road Vultures; Russian title: Стервятники на дорогах, Stervyatniki na dorogakh) is a 1990 Soviet action movie. A truck driver (Oleg Fomin) confronts an unbridled criminal organization which robs and kills drivers, acting under the guise of a road maintenance service, and operating alongside a biker gang and local police.

The following weapons were used in the film Road Hawks (Stervyatniki na dorogakh):

"StG-44k"

One of the bandits (uncredited) carries a custom compact StG-44. Such weapons today are sometimes referred to as the "StG-44k", with a note that it was allegedly tested during the Second World War, although there is no evidence for this and all "StG-44k" are modern replicas. The gun used in the film is noteworthy in that it is fully operational (which means that work was carried out to transfer the gas system). This same compact StG-44 can be seen later in some other Belarusfilm movies, such as Gladiator for Rent (Gladiator po naymu) and Between Life and Death (Mezhdu zhiznyu i smertyu).

"StG-44k" - 7.92x33mm Kurz. This is a modern modification of the full-size rifle. The in-movie gun is similar to this one, except the standard gas tube is removed and there no folding buttstock.

StG-44 fires during a chase.

A mafia member holds the gun while capturing a truck.