Is it possible to generate/produce a c0000005 Access Violation Exception in pure managed code?

Question

I live in the belief that is not possible to produce / generate an Access Violation Exception in "pure" managed code in .Net. If one looks at .Net as flawless and does not use any external libraries (that is not managed) through for example interop.

Am I living in a fantasy?

Answer 1

throw new AccessViolationException();

This is pure managed code and it produces AccessViolationException :P