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Lead poisoning from eating game shot with lead core bullets?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jon Bischof" data-source="post: 1928156" data-attributes="member: 879"><p>Feenix: I hope that you are throwing away all the meat surrounding the wound channel, if you don't then you may be ingesting lead or copper. Both of which can be toxic to you. So be safe, cut away all the meat that may have fragments from the wound channel. You don't want to get copper or lead poisoning, so seriously, whether you use copper or a mix of copper and lead--you should all be careful to throw out all the meat surrounding the wound channel, up to 18 inches. If anyone is not willing to do this then the consequences are all on you--not on the bullet makers or the State or the Academic Community. You are responsible for your own safety.</p><p></p><p>If this makes no sense to you, then you may have already eaten too many paint chips, sniffed too much glue, huffed too many aerosols or inhaled too many toxic fumes. </p><p></p><p>And yeah, I reallly do have a degree in Environmental Science and two masters degrees and more than that I conducted research for the Agricultural Research Service of the USDA, so I do know scientific method. Since you asked (or demanded) I have conducted many experiments that have been published. But I don't have to publish in a scientific journal to post on this public forum.</p><p>If you still feel that I can't post my scientific opinions here, then I am content to let Len Backus make a ruling on whether or not I'm allowed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jon Bischof, post: 1928156, member: 879"] Feenix: I hope that you are throwing away all the meat surrounding the wound channel, if you don't then you may be ingesting lead or copper. Both of which can be toxic to you. So be safe, cut away all the meat that may have fragments from the wound channel. You don't want to get copper or lead poisoning, so seriously, whether you use copper or a mix of copper and lead--you should all be careful to throw out all the meat surrounding the wound channel, up to 18 inches. If anyone is not willing to do this then the consequences are all on you--not on the bullet makers or the State or the Academic Community. You are responsible for your own safety. If this makes no sense to you, then you may have already eaten too many paint chips, sniffed too much glue, huffed too many aerosols or inhaled too many toxic fumes. And yeah, I reallly do have a degree in Environmental Science and two masters degrees and more than that I conducted research for the Agricultural Research Service of the USDA, so I do know scientific method. Since you asked (or demanded) I have conducted many experiments that have been published. But I don't have to publish in a scientific journal to post on this public forum. If you still feel that I can't post my scientific opinions here, then I am content to let Len Backus make a ruling on whether or not I'm allowed. [/QUOTE]
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