Last year for the first 4 or 5 months I was loading and testing everyday. I would go shoot 50, tumble them, and reload them. I went everyday. I started having strange symptoms and worried about the lead. The dirty corn cob media and the spent primers I think are the worst culprits. I talked my doctor into a lead test. It was way below minimum. Then shortly after I found out the symptoms were from the lymphoma cancer I had. So the rest of the year was spent in chemo. So that much exposure didn't raise my level much at all if any. I have never been tested again. If a person loaded a lot and made their own bullets it might raise it a little. Each person is different on that.

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Ron
Southern IL