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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 79744" data-attributes="member: 412">Muskelllunge13, it's very obvious that the lead is there, no argument from me about that.&nbsp; This isn't really an argument either, just some questions regarding the effects of the lead that is present.&nbsp; The questions I have though are, &quot;Is the lead soluble/bioavailable, or does it just pass through?&quot;&nbsp; Then, let's say that a deer steak remains in a human digestive system for 24-36hrs, is there any info regarding what happens to lead with a 24-36hr soak in gastric juices?&nbsp; Does the lead settle out and remain in the digestive system longer than the carrier meal?Guy, lets look @ the 2 most popular sizes of deer hunting projectiles.&nbsp; 150gn 30-06 or 130gn 270Win both run ~3K fps and most factory rifles chambered for these rounds are 1:10&quot; twist.&nbsp; The bullet turns 1.2 times/ft.&nbsp; So 3000fps x 1.2 turns/ft x 60 sec = 216,000 RPM.&nbsp; There's an awful lot of energy available to spin fragments well away from the initial wound channel.It'd be interesting to see mocked up ballistic gelatin deer with hide/bones etc.&nbsp; Unfortunately that costs money and whomever funds the research becomes the political ping-pong ball.&nbsp; If it's done on a college campus there's automatically a &quot;left-wing&quot; bias implied.&nbsp; If it's done by Barnes, Nosler, or Hornady you get the &quot;they just wanna push their mono-metal bullets&quot; argument.&nbsp; I doubt Federal, Winchester, or Remington would be all that excited to see the results of their very popular &quot;High-Shok, Power-Point, or Core-Lokt&quot; offerings published for all to see.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 79744, member: 412"] Muskelllunge13, it's very obvious that the lead is there, no argument from me about that. This isn't really an argument either, just some questions regarding the effects of the lead that is present. The questions I have though are, "Is the lead soluble/bioavailable, or does it just pass through?" Then, let's say that a deer steak remains in a human digestive system for 24-36hrs, is there any info regarding what happens to lead with a 24-36hr soak in gastric juices? Does the lead settle out and remain in the digestive system longer than the carrier meal? Guy, lets look @ the 2 most popular sizes of deer hunting projectiles. 150gn 30-06 or 130gn 270Win both run ~3K fps and most factory rifles chambered for these rounds are 1:10" twist. The bullet turns 1.2 times/ft. So 3000fps x 1.2 turns/ft x 60 sec = 216,000 RPM. There's an awful lot of energy available to spin fragments well away from the initial wound channel. It'd be interesting to see mocked up ballistic gelatin deer with hide/bones etc. Unfortunately that costs money and whomever funds the research becomes the political ping-pong ball. If it's done on a college campus there's automatically a "left-wing" bias implied. If it's done by Barnes, Nosler, or Hornady you get the "they just wanna push their mono-metal bullets" argument. I doubt Federal, Winchester, or Remington would be all that excited to see the results of their very popular "High-Shok, Power-Point, or Core-Lokt" offerings published for all to see. [/QUOTE]

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