32 whatevers several years ago when shooting competition indoors every week with a practice session during it as well.

Economy dropped like a rock in 2008 and that cut out a bunch of shooting. Not so much for me, but others lost jobs and dropped out.

I shot some lead but mostly plated indoors. Still, every primer has lead in the compound and that cloud of smoke around you when you shoot rapid fire is absorbed into your lungs pretty well. If you leave the indoor range with a "sweetish" taste in your mouth, that means you got at least some exposure.


Last time my blood was checked it was down to 20 whatevers. I was supposed to have it checked at the last physical but something happened at the doc's so..............

p.s. I was still casting while it was falling, by the way, so I am pretty sure that wasn't the issue in it getting up in the first point.