Russian medieval re-enactor takes down annoying drone with javelin

People don’t always take historical re-enactors seriously, but they should.

Take this man, who recently participated in a medieval reenactment in Lipetsk Oblast, Russia. Annoyed that a nearby quadcopter was capturing the event (there were no drones during the Middle Ages), the actor decided to take action.

So he did what no one else in his situation would do: he hurled his javelin in the sky and hit it.

Since the javelin only had a soft tip, it reportedly did no damage. The man has since compensated the drone’s owner for the damage done.

Kinda takes you back to the early medieval period (sniffs).

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