Light BB vs Heavy BB with Mathmatic Proof
Here is the Mathmatic Proof that shows that using heavier bb hurts more
Lets say you have a 1 joule spring, same size bb, neglect friction and wind resistance, to keep this simple as possible
the formula of Kinetic Energy is as following
E = 1/2 * m * s ^2
E is in Joules
M is in KG
S is in m/s
two situations, .2g bb and .3g bb
With .2g bb
1 J = 1/2 * 0.0002 KG * s^2
s = 100m/s or 328fps
With .3g bb
1J = 1/2 * 0.0003 KG * s^2
s = 81.7m/s or 268fps
According to the Taylor Knockdown Formula
TKO value = m * s * caliper / k
m is in G
s is in m/s
caliper is in mm
k is constant, 3507
With .2g bb
TKO = .2 * 100 * 6 / 3507
TKO = 0.0342
With .3g bb
TKO = .3 * 81.7 * 6 / 3507
TKO = 0.0419
As you can see the heavier bb has a bigger TKO value, hense more "penitration power" or would just hurt more.
or instead of Taylor Knockdown Value, you can use Momentum formula
P = M * V
P is the momentum
M is mass in KG
V is in m/s
with .2g bb
P = .0002kg * 100m/s
P = .02 kg m/s
with .3g bb
P = .0003kg * 81.6m/s
P = .02448 kg m/s
.3g has more momentum than the .2g, even though same amount of energy was applied
Hope this helps
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