marshmallows...

Because potatoes only last one shot!
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OMG, I just discovered marshmallows fit perfectly in a 1" barrel... just shot one through 1/2" plywood @120psi...

I never thought marshmallows could be deadly
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I don't believe it... Could you post some pics? (of the plywood)

I'll believe it when I see it
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i have shot mashmallows myself.

remember, everything and EVERYTHING can penetrate 99999999999" of steel if is goes fast enough and in a gas that has no air friction to burn it.
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SpudFarm wrote:i have shot mashmallows myself.

remember, everything and EVERYTHING can penetrate 99999999999" of steel if is goes fast enough and in a gas that has no air friction to burn it.
Hmm, true.
Hmm wouldn't marshmallows make great sabots?hmmmm
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they have much friction when they gets a kick in the but and expand on the diameter
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Im sure they fire pretty well, but id rather eat them cause they taste dam good
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1/2" plywood :shock:
At what range, and what gun might I ask?
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thats actually really hard to belive
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I dont belive it :) YET
unless you make a video :D
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is it easier to belive when i say that they gets REALLY hard after they have been compressed to that point?
if you shoot them with some force at a rock they are rock hard afterwards
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Hmm, I have to second that range request.

I know I can shoot them pretty darn hard, but through plywood?

I'll have to see this. (or maybe try it?) :)
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i may have to give this a test when i get my freaking union for the hybrid and shoot like 10 on some wood
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I've been shooting them for a wile, another good thing is that you can have marshmallow gun fights but you to regulate the preshure down first.
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I shot it from about 25 feet... ill make a post with the gun, its 9 different barrels (different sizes/setups) and a ton of damage pics.... also the marshmallows were stale to begin with, and spudfarm hs definitely nailed what i assume allows it to breech wood, the stiffness during compression
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how odd... just as i saw this thread, i was eating a marshmellow..... off to try it =)
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