Might these be helpful for airborne lead vapor and dust at indoor shooting range? I am a firearms instructor and RSO and at the range all the time.
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I would not use these for lead dust. These are designed to prevent allergens from entering your nasal area. No matter how you try if you are talking you will be exhaling and by design inhaling thru your mouth. So with that said there would be no protection from lead entering your lungs. If lead dust is a concern go with a N95 dust mask. That should be adequate protection.
800346
I suppose it's possible, but I would think you'd be better off wearing a mask. These little filters are not sturdy, are not easy to wear, are definitely noticeable, and if you need to wipe or blow your nose you would have to remove it them. Much easier to take a mask off for a minute rather than go through all of that with the filters.
800347
Please be kindly noticed that both of WoodyKnows nasal filters is expected to filter particles, such as, pollen, dust, dust mites, mold spores, pet hair & dander, but can NOT filter lead vapor.
2132921
I used them in a gun safe. Very short life. Required many to decrease humidity a little bit. Would not recommend them for anything but shipping.
1508183
I wouldn't recommend it. These pellets are highly inaccurate and extremely light weight. A heavier lead pellet would give you more knockdown power and at the same time be much more accurate
1243842
These are good ol' lead pellets and very good.....but like many before me have said...your particular air rifle will prefer certain pellets over others...the best is to try a few different kinds til you hit on one that your rifle likes....alloy pellets fly much faster because of their light weight..but this oftentimes makes them unstable in flight...also if you are shooting critters a heavier pellet will generally do more damage.
387495
I haven't got to use this product at the firing range yet. But think of this muzzel break like a 50 cal when using prone might cause some dust around you while shooting. Imho best use when standing up or crouching.
1064028
These are lead.From a 1200 FPS rifle, they travel 1000 FPS.They are devastating. There are heavier hunting pellets and lighter alloy pellets. These are just right.
1858383
Yes these are lead free alloy pellets. The polymer tip mushrooms on impact causing the pellet to expand upon entering the target. This pellet are good for hunting though shooting alloy pellets often can cause so damage to break barrel air guns because they don't provide enough resistance cause the spring piston to hit the reciever very hard. Sorry for such a long answer hope it was helpful.
860120
I wouldn't think so. Kind of cheap. Good for dust. But I wouldn't go much further with them.
1195778
We use these on a couple 22LR's. Probably overkill for air rifle - pretty limited range due to low exit velocity. You might be more satisfied with a red dot sight.
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I heard on an interview with the founder of Ozonics Dennis Fink on "Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast, episode #72" that you can use it indoor to eliminate odors. Just check out the podcast it answers a lot of question.
752296
I find they are too heavy for air pistols, you get less fps. I use lighter pellets to shoot targets at 20 feet with my Beretta 92FS
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Clearly as you see by the replies, they do not work. But I wanted to also respond to ask you to please take a basic firearm's safety course. This is an answer you should know before even purchasing said firearm. Please, please get some training from a certified instructor (not some buddy who claims expertise, and is likely feeding you myths and misinformation).
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I think they would work for dust adequately, but you'll have to tighten up the straps. Not sure if they are certified for toxic dust particles, though.
1460150
They do a great job at an indoor firing range, so I'm sure they would work for general noise. However, they are bulky - have you tried the foam ear plugs? If this is what you are looking for, these would be a great choice
380899
I have used these a couple of times at an indoor range and they are great shooting 45,357, and 223. I have not shot a shotgun with them yet though.Hope this helpsI have never shot trap with these though
2088356
No, not that good. It did keep some of the dust out of the air. I used it for soldering - it got rid of SOME of the solder fumes, but not all.
1073842
Oh course that is what that are made for. If your worried about them cracking there is a video on YouTube where a guy shoots a gun with 500 fps point blank and comes out without a single scratch.