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Honestly ammo going off from a fire really isn't a big deal.Without a barrel for the ammo to travel through it has no chance to build up velocity. The casing is
by bromonkey 9y ago
Honestly ammo going off from a fire really isn't a big deal.Without a barrel for the ammo to travel through it has no chance to build up velocity. The casing is more dangerous than the bullet at that point.
- KGIII 9y agoCenter-fire cartridges usually have seated the primer with a material that will melt at temperatures lower than is needed to set the round off. This has the effect of reducing pressure, as well as the normal lack of pressure when it isn't chambered.