Kalashnikov AK-47 (Калашников)

KALASHNIKOV

Misha !! Misha !!

Misha !! Misha !! Come with us.

Here we go!

Come on, it's coming!

Let's play.

Closer!

Year 1941

Closer, Kolya!

Cut it!

Left! Turn left!

Fragments!

Show them, Kolya! Give it!

Be patient, be patient, dear.

He woke up. - I see.

Bravo, tank driver.

Down, down, down ... down, down, stay down ...

Lie down, lie down. You have to lie down. - Gaponin!

Everything is alright. - Are my boys here?

Everything is alright. - Senior Lieutenant Gaponin!

Stop.

Hello, lieutenant. Where's the 12th Division? I've been looking for her for half a day.

God damn it now, comrade captain

The offensive has started. - Guys, we're looking for the 12th infantry division.

We do not know. - Lieutenant, be careful. There are still Germans around.

Understood, comrade captain.

Come on come on come on...

Please try again. - Come on! - Tighten your ass!

Let's go let's go!

Here we go!

No, it's over. I got it.

Holy shit ...

There is a village there. Maybe they have horses.

We have to go there.

What's your name?

Sergeant Major Kalashnikov.

And in name? - Mihail. - Come with me.

What is it, a new machine gun?

Yes, it's just gone out of production.

They say everyone will soon have this instead of a rifle.

This is fine.

And how does it beat?

Thing?

How much does it beat?

Only the devil knows.

Let's go to the forefront. We will check there.

And you, tank driver ...

keep a distance of 50 m from me.

If something happens ...

Johan! Johan! - Behind you!

Shed!

Are you alive?

The automatic did not pass the test.

It jammed at the most interesting moment - Yes, I saw it.

The water came in.

It got stuck. And the bullets have frozen.

And the spring is also weak.

The striker does not reach the bullets. It was not finished properly.

Innovators ...

Do you understand these things? - Yes, in practice I am also ...

an inventor

Oh yes. And what did you invent?

All kinds of things.

I don't remember them all.

What was the latest invention?

The last?

Camp bed dryer.

A dryer, his mother ... You are so cool, tank driver.

Hello, dear ones:

Mom, sister, little sisters.

Even grandmother Shura, aunt Tatiana and all relatives,

who are not indifferent to the fate of Sergeant Major Kalashnikov.

I'd like to let you know that my tank was hit in battle.

Some died heroically,

fortunately I remained alive. I was just injured in the shoulder.

I have been in the hospital since then for treatment.

ELEC 1942

Since my injury seemed pretty serious, our doctor Pavel Ivanovic

sent me home to fully recover.

And so I left for your area. Mikhail.

Are there other wounded?

You with your injured hand, come here.

Come inside.

Do you live far away, Sergeant? - Altai.

I was studying there. I come from Kazakhstan.

I worked there.

Maybe you know Matai station? - Matai?

It was before the war.

Railway depot.

True, they kicked me out of there.

For what?

Yes, I made things different and ....

in practice, the authorities did not like it and ...

What were you doing?

Auto-arrows, shotguns ... It's been my passion since childhood.

And now, I'm thinking of an automatic.

Automatic? - A kind of automatic machine gun.

Here she is.

Now they certainly wouldn't reject you.

In reverse. Something has to be invented, comrade sergeant major, to preserve our health.

Our homeland needs your inventions now.

Matai station.

Sergeant! Where is he going?

Mom, forgive me the nonsense. I won't see you right now.

I wanted to come to you, but I didn't.

I miss you. I need to grow.

I know it's difficult for you alone without a man in the house

but who will I be in front of you if I stop respecting myself?

I bow to your feet. Your Mikhail.

Where's Pavel Andreevich? - Krotov? - It's there.

Pavel Andreevich! - Who, Pavel Andreevich?

Where's Pavel Andreevich? - Pavel Andreevich! - What do you want?

Sergeant Major Kalashnikov. On leave due to injuries.

Kalashnikov, Kalashnikov ... I know that surname.

I know you?

I worked for you in 38. Revision of steam boilers.

It's all clear to me. Can you hold a hammer? - No.

Rest, rest ... I need some time. - Give us a second! - No!

Pavel Andreevich! - Rest when I tell you. I have nothing for you.

Yes. Why didn't my shipment arrive?

Where can I find those damned valves?

Should I make you a complaint? Then. Well.

I am waiting. Here we go.

Pavel Andreevich, while I was in the hospital, I thought.

The situation on the front is not easy.

The Germans are well armed and, to put it plainly,

we are densely behind.

The Red Army needs a good machine gun to win. And I have some ideas.

Really? - Yup

And why don't we make this automatic here in this store? Has?

Automatic, you say? Invent it. Right here?

I remembered you, Kalashnikov.

Are you the one who built the gun in the workplace? - Exactly, it's me.

And you know, my friend, what happened

When did they find that damned hand-made gun in my lab?

For two days the investigator took my soul away.

When? Who allowed it? Because? Who allowed it?

I lost 5 kg because of that hassle.

After all, he couldn't even shoot that thing.

It's that simple.

Yes, he could still shoot. So I took away a piece of cast iron.

I just wanted to perfect the shutter. I took it off so I didn't have to deliver it.

Well. And for the investigator, accept my apologies.

What about the automatic machine gun?

Let's try, huh?

You know what, inventor ...

Get out of here!

Comrade Lieutenant, the car for Lieutenant Colonel Basar is ready. What is the path?

Leave her in the commander's office first, then she'll tell you. - I get it!

Listen, did a big fish come?

Big, big. This morning they said an important inspector was arriving from Alma-Ata.

Khasanov or Basarov.

And you come from the front? How is it there? It's hot?

Like in a furnace.

Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, can I?

Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, Sergeant Major Kalashnikov. Will you allow me to speak?

How did you get here, tank driver?

I'm on injury leave. I'd like to speak to you, comrade colonel.

Speak, Sergeant. Hurry up. I'm in a hurry.

Then...

You know, I am convinced ...

Not that. I have been in the army since 1938.

Since the first days of the war I have been at the front. 4 destroyed tanks,

7 ... No. 8 anti-tank guns destroyed.

There could have been more. But, here's the hand ... And here's what's going on.

And sometimes we have to attack and fight with bare hands ...

And if a German comes to you with a machine gun

with 80 bullets, it can shoot you in seconds

and you face it with a rifle that you have to load constantly ...

"In short, Sergeant." - Yup

Basarov ... You're persistent, aren't you?

All right.

Call me Zhigalova.

Sanych, now someone called Kalashnikov will come to you,

give it a corner there.

Yes, table, workbench and tools.

Yes, OK.

I have no people. That's all. I have all the specialists on the account.

Pavel Andreevich, this is a state matter.

State? And what do you think is important?

State ... What do you want, your mother, to get my steam locomotives up?

You won't have a single man and you won't even ask. That's all.

Listen, do you want me to tell you the truth?

What kind of inventor are you, Kalashnikov, huh?

It's clear. Basarov felt sorry for you.

I saw the boy on the front, wounded,

signed a document to get rid of it as soon as possible.

Don't worry about working, please. Get out.

Kalashnikov!

We're here ... we've heard you're making cars. Quite right?

And you need specialists. Quite right? - Yup

But Pavel Andreevich said ... - Pavel Andreevich said during working hours.

And after work we can.

Zhenya Kravchenko.

Milling machine operator.

Dmitry Kuzmic, top level turner.

Matveich, Volodka, Sanya, Uncle Misha ...

You matured.

Do you mind? - No.

In general, Comrade Kalashnikov,