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Thread: Lead bullets and their risk to human health

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  1. 30-10-2024, 12:44 AM #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    What is the basis for this statement?

    I eat venison several times a week, if I were not cautious about my butchery practises, I would be consuming lead several times a week.
    That's my point. Because you are carefull your exposure is low. If you were careless it would be high.

    Edit to clarify.
    When I say "exposed" means it is entering the body.
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