I filled a can with water. Then I took my new shotgun, and fired at the can with .2 gram bbs. Two of the bbs went through the can and ended up inside, others cracked it but didn't get through. I did the same thing with another can but shot .12 gram bbs instead, thinking they would do more damage. I had a lot more .12 gram bbs in the mag then I did the .2 gram mag. Yet they didn't do as much damage and only one got all the way through the can into the inside. People are always saying .12 is stronger but less accurate, and vice versa for .2 bbs. I don't agree, the weight difference is enough to be compared to throwing a woofel ball harder than you throw a baseball. Baseball wins because of its weight. Not too heavy but not too light either. That is just what I have to say. And, I said it. Now, who agrees or disagrees with me? I guess the first few feet the woofel ball goes after leaving your hand is actually pretty hard, but is beat by all that beautiful resistance.

Yeah, I was thinking about it today too. It is all about momentum. Mass multiplied by the speed of an object when it hits something.