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This post was banned at IAA forum. It shows the author (in orange) and Jason the APFSDS guy at Jason's house, trying to balance a round on a Galapagos tortoise.
Hurump!! That dog looks frightened. I think I might have to call PETA unless I get it certified in writing that the dog had to go pee and was not being threatened by that scary looking round.
We figured that if their was some type of ammunition in the photos that Vlad would not have any problems on the other forum I run a licensed Wildlife Sanctuary here in the States and am privileged to work with numerous species of amazing wildlife.
To be honest I too struggled to get the connection.
Its a very strange combination, if you dont mind me saying so. The tortoise obviously has an armoured shell for protection, and placing an armour-piercing round on its back is a little 'suggestive' ??????? Why indeed?
of course reading a little more into the thread, now I get it ; that animals and apfsds rounds are a big part of Jasons passion, but surely the combination of the two as presented - without any explanation, is perhaps a little oversight? It may well be interpreted in a very different light.
Loving the tortoises and great job your doing by the way, Jason - how old are some of those guys in the pictures (tortoises, not the humans!!)
On the other site Vlad posts his adventures to, what seems to be, every military museum in the United States that has ordnance and the things that fire them. Then he finds more such places after you think the supply to be exhausted. The pictures he posts are VERY enlightening and the time he takes to do it are a much welcome addition to that forum. This last trip to see Jason was welcome to see anywhere and I can't wait to see what other things he discovered in his visit. Thanks, Vlad and Jason. Cheers, Bruce.
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