I can promise you that lead from contact with your gun won’t be a problem. Especially if you are using jacketed projectile and not shooting them indoors. Just don’t try casting your own projectiles inside and you’ll be fine.
I hope so. I use suppressors a lot and sometimes I have shot indoors. I have a feeling you'll say it still doesn't matter but just saying for posterity.
I use this stuff. Wear rubber gloves because it's messy but it works. I use to use those bronze meshed discs with special lead removing tool but Blue Wonder is better. Like I said it's messy but cleans up well. I was skeptical when I first tried it but found out quickly that it does what it says it will do. Just follow the directions.
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Blue Wonder Gun Cleaner Bore Cleaning Solvent 4oz Tube
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Can anyone explain to me how Lead B Gone is any different than regular hand wipes? Lead is a solid particulate like dirt or any other thing you might get on your hands. Regular hand wipes are meant to remove this and usually have some form of sanitizer on them. Am I missing something?
I am also curious.
^ I may be wrong, but IIRC was several years ago that the primary active ingredient that makes D-Lead, Lead B Gone, and similar products was they put vitamin C in them because lead and a lot of the other harmful substances in this hobby bond well with vitamin C. I don't think it's as simple as grinding up a vitamin C tablet into a bottle of hand soap or sprinkling some on a wetwipe though.
Thanks. I guess I missed the “d” in your first post.
I did too. Just figured spell check blipped it up on delead and that it wasn’t a brand lol
nope, these guys right here. Lead Remover Wipes, 40 count wipes per canister https://a.co/d/jiXnZtj
Good stuff in terms of heavy metal removal, dry your skin out like a mf tho.
I always thought "Fast Orange" & water worked good.
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