BJ343 said:I was thinking, that if the air I trap inside the case when I seat the bullet is thinner (because it is warmer) than say if I was loading at 45 ambient air temp will this influence the ignition
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BJ if your question relates to oxygen for combustion then you need not worry as smokeless powder does not require an exterior oxygen source for consistent combustion. The chemical reaction is enough, follow this link for more info. http://www.alliantpowder.com/getting_started/safety/storage_handling.aspxBJ343 said:thanks for your thoughts, and i'll try move my powder to a cooler spot, good call.....if I could extend my rather poor initial question, I was thinking, that if the air I trap inside the case when I seat the bullet is thinner (because it is warmer) than say if I was loading at 45 ambient air temp will this influence the ignition