White Fang
(Belyy klyk)

Romanian poster

Country	USSR
Directed by	Aleksandr Zguridi
Release Date	1946
Language	Russian
Studio	Mosnauchfilm

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Weedon Scott	Oleg Zhakov
Alice Scott	Yelena Izmailova
Matt	Lev Sverdlin
Beauty Smith	Nikolai Plotnikov
Tim Keenan	Osip Abdulov
Mike	Ivan Bobrov
Dick	Emmanuil Geller

White Fang (Original title is Белый клык; Belyy klyk) is a Soviet 1946 B&W adventure movie directed by Aleksandr Zguridi and based on the same title novel by Jack London.

The following weapons were used in the film White Fang (1946):

Revolvers

Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model

Drunken gold prospector Dick (Emmanuil Geller) fires a Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model in the air. Weedon Scott (Oleg Zhakov) owns another Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model and uses it several times.

Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model - .44 Russian

Dick (Emmanuil Geller) draws his revolver.

Dick (Emmanuil Geller) puts his revolver to his head.

Weedon Scott (Oleg Zhakov) draws his revolver.

Good view of the grip.

Weedon Scott (Oleg Zhakov) puts his revolver back to holster.

Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action

Beauty Smith (Nikolai Plotnikov) tries to use a Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action during the night scene. Matt (Lev Sverdlin) takes it it for himself.

Spanish (Eibar) Copy S&W revolver - .455 Webley

Beauty Smith (Nikolai Plotnikov) draws his revolver.

Close Up. Perfect view of the gun.

Matt (Lev Sverdlin) holds the captured revolver.

Rifles

Berdan Rifle

Berdan Rifles can be seen in the hands of several Indians. The Berdan rifle was developed in USA, so it may actually be historically correct albeit unlikely.

Russian Berdan No.2 (M1870) Infantry rifle - 10.75x58mm R

Bolt is seen.

Winchester 1866 Musket

Bill (uncredited) carries what appears to be a Winchester 1866 Musket (with a forearm from rifle version) at the beginning. Matt (Lev Sverdlin) tries to use the Winchester 1866 Musket, but Weedon Scott (Oleg Zhakov) takes it from him.

Winchester 1866 Musket - .44 RF

Bill with the gun.

Matt (Lev Sverdlin) with the rifle.

Weedon Scott (Oleg Zhakov) takes the rifle from Matt.

Rifle on the wall.

Shotguns

Single Barreled Shotgun (Mocked-Up as Winchester 1866)

In the chase scene, Bill uses what appears to be a Single Barreled Shotgun with fake under-barrel magazine, instead of Winchester 1866 (which is seen in his hands before this scene), most likely because rifle couldn't shoot due to some reason.