toreskha
Titles are un-American.
I've heard all kinds of opinions on how much lead exposure you can get from shooting, but I'm curious as to how much other people usually do to curtail it. Do you just wash your hands and clothes, or do you wear some sort of mask when shooting? The range where I usually go isn't well ventilated, so I wonder how much I might be sucking in every time I go through the door.
The bullets that most people fire out of their guns are mostly coated with copper, but when they strike each other repeatedly at the end, it seems bound to pulverize the other bullets and probably create an incredible amount of dust.
This might be more a concern if you have kids or are married...bringing home a light coating of heavy metals probably isn't good for a 3-year old's brain.
The bullets that most people fire out of their guns are mostly coated with copper, but when they strike each other repeatedly at the end, it seems bound to pulverize the other bullets and probably create an incredible amount of dust.
This might be more a concern if you have kids or are married...bringing home a light coating of heavy metals probably isn't good for a 3-year old's brain.