I had some lead free primers I got from BDS a while back to try.
Don't remember the brand, no issues with any of the powders I tried.
Do you have a link or a more detailed description to help me find the supplier you refer to as BDS?
I had some lead free primers I got from BDS a while back to try.
Don't remember the brand, no issues with any of the powders I tried.
I shoot regularly in 90 plus degree heat. I also work in it all the time. For those up North they shoot in cold weather, just part of life.
Good luck with the search for primers/powders that fill the need for you. I guess we haven''t had a lot of experience to share there.
Member bds. I'm sure he'll be along shortly.Do you have a link or a more detailed description to help me find the supplier you refer to as BDS?
Only if you shoot indoors or don't wash up afterwards.as lead is a much bigger problem than most of us realize.
Yes.I recommend each and every shooter who utilizes indoor ranges more than a couple of times a year get their blood lead level tested.
I got the same treatment, but I'm used to that. The only diagnosis I've gotten in the last 10 years have been the ones I've been able to make myself. I at times think doctors are reticent to make diagnosis because they are afraid of lawsuits.I asked my Dr to check mine because I saw if you shoot at an indoor range you should have your level checked. He thought I was kind of nuts. (at first, now he advises his patients who shoot to have it checked) The results came back over 60. I felt ok, but was way high. So you can have high levels with not a lot of symptoms.