Reloading on a humid drizzly overcast day....should I?

[dirty_sanchez]

Team- I've been hankerin to knock out some 40's, 9's and some test loadings of 223 using a different powder-should I on a day like today?

The weather is a bit cold, clammy, there's condensation on the floor of the open carport. Humidity...it's gotta be up there.

Question is this-my powder's dry, and I do all of my reloading out in the shop where it's cool and dry.

Should I wait for a dry day or should I start crankin' on that progressive handle and get my groove on?

Thanks much for your input.

Dirty

 

[Cajun Camper]

Anything that is humidity sensitive I try not to do on days like today unless it is a must have.

 

[Ritten]

Question is this-my powder's dry, and I do all of my reloading out in the shop where it's cool and dry.

Get crankin Chip. As long as you don't have brass sweating, it's all good. I've got a bridge to sell the guy who claims to get differing velocities because he reloads on humid days.