Yes. BIG limitation. But, they do take up much less space than standard/traditional Ammo and can be stored just about anywhere without worrying about safety issues. Unlike the British in WW1 and their "Exploding Ships". Guess you can't just pack a ship full of bags of Cordite, and I mean everywhere, and then NOT expect them to go BEWM when German 50 - 100 MM Explosive Shells pepper the snot out of your superstructures and set them off.
I assume the rail gun bolts still need to be manufactured and stored so that is one limitation.
Yes. BIG limitation. But, they do take up much less space than standard/traditional Ammo and can be stored just about anywhere without worrying about safety issues. Unlike the British in WW1 and their "Exploding Ships". Guess you can't just pack a ship full of bags of Cordite, and I mean everywhere, and then NOT expect them to go BEWM when German 50 - 100 MM Explosive Shells pepper the snot out of your superstructures and set them off.
There you go again, using common sense derived from -- dare I say -- scientific knowledge...