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Using a co gun should work. I have an umarex and that thing hits hard, and it’s possible an ice bullet may penetrate, but it depends where it’s shot at.

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thedirtyknapkin@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨week⁩ ago
Are co guns really that much more gentle on a projectile? I would have thought the force of the expanding gasses would be similar. It’s basically just a pressure explosion vs a chemical one, no?

This is why we need mythbusters…

Maybe some YouTuber that was inspired by them can help.

Hell, I’m actually a videographer I shouldn’t really need help with that. I’m just not motivated to make big projects for my own sake most of the time. So, If you make an ice bullet and fly me out to you we can be mythbusters lol.

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- titanicx@lemmy.zip ⁨6⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
  I mean the biggest difference is is there’s no heat generated during my process. There’s actually a YouTuber I just watched two days ago with a t-shirt gun that is significantly more powerful than the 50 cal or 68 Cal guns that I use. And he was able to fire a frozen t-shirt multiple times to the point where it actually took the head off of a ballistics dummy literally ripped it off with the amount of force that it was firing at 150 psi. And at no point in time did the T-shirt thaw. There’s a couple of YouTubers out there that do quite a bit of eragon reviews and testing out there. I’m betting that one of them would be willing to test a frozen projectile out of one of them. So long as the projectile itself didn’t start to melt significantly during the waiting process so essentially load and then fire. I think something more like a burner would be much better than the umer x due to the way it loads into the gun itself.
  
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  - WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.today ⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
    Right here, officer - this is the one!
    
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