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78thAdmin · **Whipping -** 11-29-2002, 02:55 PM

Well ther are 2 things that I can think of to answer that question. 1 is easily enough and maybe a little crude is to go to a window and bash it with either and see how many hits it takes to break. 2nd in real life type stuff is that damage to the body from an outside force is caused by a few things it seems: velocity of the object, texture/resiliancy of the object, and weight of the object ( I think velocity might cover that though ). So if both objects have basically the same texture/resiliancy then weight and speed are interchangable. Short possible answer= the lighter weapon could possibly do more because it is going faster...depends on the basher and their technique.

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78thAdmin is Offline Member Posts: 30 Join Date: Nov 2002	Whipping - 11-29-2002, 02:55 PM Well ther are 2 things that I can think of to answer that question. 1 is easily enough and maybe a little crude is to go to a window and bash it with either and see how many hits it takes to break. 2nd in real life type stuff is that damage to the body from an outside force is caused by a few things it seems: velocity of the object, texture/resiliancy of the object, and weight of the object ( I think velocity might cover that though ). So if both objects have basically the same texture/resiliancy then weight and speed are interchangable. Short possible answer= the lighter weapon could possibly do more because it is going faster...depends on the basher and their technique.