Which risk increased in Ming dynasty muskets due to inconsistent gunpowder?

💡 Explanation

Weaker gunpowder causes unpredictable pressure waves due to uneven burning– leading to potential premature barrel burst, rather than safe projectile firing, because the *pressure differential exceeds barrel strength*; therefore answering A; lower pressures, misfires or recoil would require different powder compositions.

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