Eaten quail and doves and many times spit out lead shot. I'm still kicking. Don't worry, be happy!
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Lead fragments in meat?
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Well, anecdotal, but I'm a computer programmer over 50 and my junk still works just fine
Not worried.
mwkelso
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As far as the metal type? Probably not a big deal, but I'm not a health specialist either.
As for the metal itself, I think that's a bigger issue. The last fragment I found in my mouth from game was sharp enough to cut my gum. I don't think it would have passed without doing damage internally, though it was small.
As for the metal itself, I think that's a bigger issue. The last fragment I found in my mouth from game was sharp enough to cut my gum. I don't think it would have passed without doing damage internally, though it was small.
memtb
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if my wife read this, she would be making me lead smoothies for breakfast.
mwkelso
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You're not wrong! I've had it happen with Partitions and ABLR's!An issue compounded by thin jacketed cup and core……jus' say'n!memtb
It would be neat to see an accurate study done to determine where the source of lead came from. Contact absorption from reloading ect., airborne lead breathed in from primer compound, actual lead fragments in meat or other random sources?
victor3ranger
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victor3ranger
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I probably have been exposed to so much lead in my life it's crazy. I have always been crazy and stupid I guess I am just going to blame it on that 
Frank in the Laurels
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..can't possibly be that dangerous, my entire family clan has been eating wild game meat for 7 decades, no one croaked yet rmfrom it..lol
