KenpoTex
Senior Master
I would imagine that, as you said, the main hazard presents itself during the manufacturing process. If you seal it as you described I can't see it being a problem to carry/use.Should I stick with lead and just use shrink sealing and a layer of Dipit, double stitch all seams and call it good? Or is it worth the expense to switch to another metal like copper or stainless steel or at least bismuth or copper-coated shot where appropriate? Am I being paranoid enough or too paranoid?
Any suggestions welcome.
PM sent.Bill Bednarick said:kenpotex,
Home grown every single one.
I have one of Todd's but it's not in the picture. He does beautiful work.
These are for sale BTW.