Lead contamination bill active
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repete
.338 Win Mag
Just freakin great!
I’m surprised it’s taken this long, the writing has been on the wall forever.
Before I left NY, I started buying a few boxes of copper ammo here and there.
For work ammunition I've been using Barns solid copper bullets for years, for play it's jacketed or lead...not like you;re going to shoot Trap with non-toxic Shot. or .22LR that's anything more than plated if that.
C3D
.338 Win Mag
Don't overlook S1799, which is much worse for shooting ranges:
Relates to the regulation of municipal shooting ranges, including limiting the hours of operation and addressing noise pollution; directs the department of health to conduct a study describing the contaminants and other pollutants in the ground and water bodies adjacent to certain shooting ranges.
Relates to the regulation of municipal shooting ranges, including limiting the hours of operation and addressing noise pollution; directs the department of health to conduct a study describing the contaminants and other pollutants in the ground and water bodies adjacent to certain shooting ranges.
gunpoliticsny
6.5 Creedmoor
My concern about this bill is the legislative findings that could be construed to mean much more than just lead paint remediation. That stuff does not need to be there.
Cavalry
.338 Win Mag
All of these concerns over lead baffle me. Its been banned since 1979 in paint, anything in a house has been remediated or buried under latex paint for decades.
Why are low income children eating paint chips off windowsills anyway? How did children of previous generations survive biting lead split shot and playing with lead soldiers? What about long abandoned 19th century lead mine a stones throw from my house that is on state land? Shouldn't that be superfund site and slated for cleanup?
Why are low income children eating paint chips off windowsills anyway? How did children of previous generations survive biting lead split shot and playing with lead soldiers? What about long abandoned 19th century lead mine a stones throw from my house that is on state land? Shouldn't that be superfund site and slated for cleanup?