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<blockquote data-quote="Damage Inc." data-source="post: 2585399" data-attributes="member: 29754"><p>The only humidity that effects burn rate, is the humidity inside the case. There's no ambient air added into the combustion process (maybe not no air, but very minimal air). The bullet seals the air on one end, and the case expands to seal the air on the other end.</p><p></p><p>Once the bullet leaves the muzzle, then humidity comes into play, due to its effect on air density.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Damage Inc., post: 2585399, member: 29754"] The only humidity that effects burn rate, is the humidity inside the case. There’s no ambient air added into the combustion process (maybe not no air, but very minimal air). The bullet seals the air on one end, and the case expands to seal the air on the other end. Once the bullet leaves the muzzle, then humidity comes into play, due to its effect on air density. [/QUOTE]
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