Fuck. I think I loaded some rounds where the inside base of

How do you think you did that but not actually know? Did you load with your eyes closed?

Either way if you're literally loading wet brass you should stop immediately as your chances of killing yourself are incredibly high desu

What the fuck was your brass doing anywhere near water?

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Cleaned it in an ultrasonic cleaner. Let it air out for a couple hours after drying off the ouside but apparently that wasn't enough.

>>34559418
Fire it anyway. The powder will be hot enough to burn out the water.

>>34559755
>>34559418

water does not compress.

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>>34559822
>>34559755
I'm a little bit concerned about the 1:1,700 expansion ratio of water:steam, and it's effects on chamber pressure. Also hang fires. I'll just shoot it in the lever gun instead of the S&W revolver.

>>34559866
>its*
Damn you autocorrect. 44 mag with H110 and 260gr cast and 220gr XP's.

>>34559418
LIKE A WESTERN

What happens when you use a wet shell?

>>34559418
Worst case scenario is a squib.

>>34559822
>he's never heard of ice

OP, pull the bullets and throw away the rest, learn your lesson, move on.

>>34562577
It isn't going to be 32°F inside that shell when it fires you permavirgin

same thing happened to me

loaded moist brass

some rounds went pooof but all projectiles left the barrel
after checking the barrel for 4 separate occasions I just said fuck it and continued shooting

fucked up my match though

This happened to me (with a cap'n'ball revolver). The first try was a dud, so I re-primed, and on the second try it fired.