doesn't a bullet use a small amount of gunpowder, which ignites / combusts, and therefore needs oxygen
Firearm propellants, whether gunpowder or modern (post 1886) nitro type, contain their own oxidiser. The useful combustion all happens inside the gas-tight chamber, which is a brass or steel cartridge case in modern (post about 1860) small arms.
Firearm propellants, whether gunpowder or modern (post 1886) nitro type, contain their own oxidiser. The useful combustion all happens inside the gas-tight chamber, which is a brass or steel cartridge case in modern (post about 1860) small arms.