Soyuzmultfilm Shotgun, Gun shot 01

This is a rare sound effect used by Mosfilm, Soyuzmultfilm and "Ekran" Workshop. The sound of it made a debut in 1st part of Soviet movie "War and Piece" (rus. Война и мир).

The Original sound effect was created by Mosfilm for their movies until Soyuzmultfilm was using it from late 60s to start of the 1970s.

Later during the 70s and 80s, "Ekran" Workshop (rus. творческое объединение «Экран») used that sound effect for their Cartoons.

The sound effect usually used when someone shoots with shotgun or any object explodes.

Used In

TV Shows

Fitil' (heard once in "Exhibit" (regular), "The Mantrap" (regular), "An Expensive Catch" (low-pitched), "Don't Touch!" (low-pitched) and "Thunderbolts" (regular).)
Merry-Go-Round (heard in "Funny Old Man", "Echo" (regular version) and in "Everything for Everyone" (low-pitched).)
Well, Just You Wait! (Heard in "Farm" and "Museum" and in low-pitch in "Olympics".)

TV Specials

Investigation Held by Kolobki (1986) (Heard once in first film, when Boss shoots at hole on ceiling.)

Movies

The Blue Bird (1970)
The Diamond Arm (1969)
Shine, Shine, My Star (1969)
War and Piece. Part I: Andrei Bolkonsky (1965) (low-pitched, debut)

Shorts

About Sidorov Vova (1985)
Attention! Wolves (1970)
The Adventures of Vasya Kurolesov (1981) (Heard often during opening credits and when bandits uses their guns.)
Caleidoscope-70 (1970) (heard several times in "Victim of Standard" segment.)
Captain Pronin in USA (1993)
Eaglet (1968)
The Fir Apple (1993) (Heard when the storm has been started.)
Forward March, Time! (1977)
Holidays at Prostokvashino (1980) (Heard once when Sharik shoots at postman Petchkin's hat.)
In the Footsteps of the Bremen Town Musicians (1973) (Both versions are used for explosions.)
Magnificent Gosha, Episode 10th (1985) (Heard when the storm has been started)
Mirror of Time (1976)
Missed Galaxy (1989)
Old Sailor's Stories: Uninhabited Island (1971) (low-pitched version used for cannon firing.)
Only for Adults. Issue One (1971) (Heard once in TV during opening credits.)
Return of Kesha the Parrot. Issue Two (1987) (Can be heard in gangster movie on TV.)
The Song About Teen Drummer (1972)
Shooting Range (1979) (The only sound used in this cartoon; Heard when shooting range host shoots at cuckoo clock.)
Uncle Fyodor, His Dog, and His Cat (Mitya and Murka) (1976)
The Tale Is Told (1970) (Used when Koshey in dragon form loses one head.)
Winnie The Pooh and the Day of Worries (1972) (low-pitched version used for balloon explosion.)
Winter in Prostokvashino (1984) (Heard once, when Sharik takes a picture.)