Question about smoke from firearm discharge

Listen DeadEyedShooter, you should be far more concerned about a the chemicals in the food you eat than a little bit of powder smoke once in a while.

Persornally i find gun smoke to be just as refreshing as the smell of fresh coffee in the morning lol
 
theres is nothing better then a nice crisp mornining air and the sweet smell of burnt gunpowder, and thats why you will always see me first at the range in the mornining.
its something about it that makes me so happy :)
 
It's lead and it's smoke so be little worry not to inhale a lot at a time and just don't eat anything without washing your hands really good. Other than that more bike rider die in SAAB accidents than caused by lead.
 
v65magnafan said:
You had to be at Target Sports on Glock Day. On that day, almost every lane was busy and the shooting was continuous. This was a very unusual situation.

On regular days, the ventilation system is excellent.

You would have to attend Glock Day type events often before your lead levels got dangerous.
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I can't really say it's excellent. I was shooting just .22lr and it wasn't busy at all. I rapid fired a bunch and created a cloud of smoke and it lingered for a bit before it went away. Well, even one shot I can see and hanging around my face. IMO, there isn't enough air blowing down range. I can't even feel any hint of it. That is weird. I know something is there, I can hear it.

I been to two run down indoor ranges in the US. I can feel breeze in the back of my head. That's GOOD! Well, slight exaggeration, but yes, I can feel a draft.
 
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