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    Hello everyone I work at The Georgia Gun Club as an RSO and I do range maintance, we are tested every 6 months, my lead level stays at 7 anything below 10 is considered normal according to OSHIA, reloading can help elevate lead levels in the blood, but it is from ingestion that it gets into your...
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