People who regularly visit indoor shooting ranges should get their blood checked once in a while. It's a cheap and easy way to make sure you're not getting a lead overdose.
I had elevated lead levels at one point, but I wasn't just a frequent shooter-- I also worked at an indoor range / gun shop.
I've heard of a couple people on this board who have had unusually high levels of lead in their blood.
Yes, a mask would help. But before I start wearing one, I'd get my bood tested to see if there's even a problem.
If there is a problem, then you can use the mask, get tested again next month, and see how much it helped.
I had elevated lead levels at one point, but I wasn't just a frequent shooter-- I also worked at an indoor range / gun shop.
I've heard of a couple people on this board who have had unusually high levels of lead in their blood.
Yes, a mask would help. But before I start wearing one, I'd get my bood tested to see if there's even a problem.
If there is a problem, then you can use the mask, get tested again next month, and see how much it helped.