I am getting low. Just dropped under 1500 lbs.
I am getting low. Just dropped under 1500 lbs.
I am getting low. Just dropped under 1500 lbs.
There is nothing environmentally unfriendly about elemental lead.
Elemental lead forms lead oxide, which isn't toxic. For lead to be toxic, it has to form soluble compounds with other reactive chemicals. That doesn't really happen in nature. The lead we use was mined from the earth. Putting it back into the earth as fired projectiles is simply putting it back where it came from, in the same form we removed it as.
Lead shot is an entirely different problem than lead projectiles. The two have ZERO in common.
If shooters don't understand this, how can we have an expectation that uninterested people and idiot politicians can be made to understand the facts surrounding this issue? ALL shooters need to educate themselves on the issues and facts so that we can convey such to others.
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What are you shooting the 180s out of, propipeliner?
I hope the gov doesn’t ban lead projectiles.. That would be ridiculous! But, I did decide to try copper after watching a video showing how far lead fragments can spread through a deers tissue after being shot. Having high levels of lead in your blood already, makes you think twice before adding more.
I believe the lead ban for the most part is no more a run around to ban hunting by the Antis.In some cities there is more lead in the piping used for drinking water than you ll ever find in eating wild game.
I am getting low. Just dropped under 1500 lbs.
Because of human beings?
I don't think the lead in pipes was hurting a charismatic, large endangered bird. No doubt anti hunters and anti gun folk weren't crying about the lead ammo ban, but I doubt it was an excuse to or purposely to inflict injury on hunters/shooters.
I agree that there are a lot worse sources of toxicity to humans...but no one in NA has ever banned lead ammo because of the effect on humans....
Because of human beings?
I don't think the lead in pipes was hurting a charismatic, large endangered bird. No doubt anti hunters and anti gun folk weren't crying about the lead ammo ban, but I doubt it was an excuse to or purposely to inflict injury on hunters/shooters.
In the Nova Scotia yearly hunting pamphlet there has been for the last few years a warning on the effects of human consumption of game animals shot with lead bullets.According to the information when an animal is shot with a high powered cartridge lead particles are distributed throughout the body of the animal beyond the wound area.This was started by a woman biologist who every year just before the hunting season got on her soap box before the news media telling her tale of woe.Though this still does appear in our hunting pamphlets her rederick has slowed down a bit since she has since passed away but it was picking up steam pretty quickly for awhile.This started over protection of the eagle population which is funny in this situation our eagle population has been increasing for years not declining