>>11864976
I should put that album on when I'm mapping, actually, it'll really put me in the Doom groove.

>>11866169
Common gun cleaners contain copper and lead solvents for cleaning out the particulate residue (which mostly gathers in the bore and chamber, but it gets elsewhere too), so assuming it's clean, it should be fine.

What kind of ammo you shoot will affect your amount of lead residue. There's jacketed bullets but which are open in the back (because it's cheaper and easier to manufacture, and works fine), those will produce more lead residue than those which fully enclose the lead. Obviously, completely unjacketed lead makes even more.
You're unlikely to completely eliminate lead particulate though, even if you use a lead free bullet, as most commercial and military primers use lead styphnate, which will inevitably produce at least a tiny bit of residue when fired. (Oldschool primers and caps from the 1800s would use mercury fulminate, so pick your poison there).

To reduce lead exposure from shooting:
>wash hands after shooting or handloading, or after cleaning guns
>shoot on outdoor ranges instead of indoor ranges (makes a bigger difference than people realize)
>don't drink from open containers at a range
>probably wash range clothes separately from other laundry
You can also take steps to reduce existing lead levels in your body.

>>11866165
True, but acclimation is a very tangible thing, someone born and raised in TX or AZ, or say Egypt, isn't gonna be bothered by that temperature.