Looking for someone with some land to shoot on

[churchmouse]

I'm not sure I'm following what you're saying?

Not you. No worries.

 

[AlienRayGun]

There is none. What we post we live with...

Ok, well I guess I'm just going to turn off notifications and stop replying. This tree bears no fruit.

Original question stands, I won't be monitoring this thread anymore. PM me with your text # or email address if someone wants to help out. If not...

 

[Echelon]

Chemistry, hydrocerussite. Why are we going to geology and hydrology, if the lead is fixed in hydrocerussite?

What the hell does Botswana have to do with anything? Those kids got lead poisoning due to bad industrial practices. TEL in gasoline, Lead in paint.

Look, I really don't want to have this argument. I'm not a liberal, and I don't subscribe to scare mongering.

Trust me, I absolutely don’t want it to be true. I wish I could pinpoint another source or discredit the lab who did the testing for me. I’m not trying to scare monger anything, or ruin your chances at finding a range you can freely shoot on. My point was shooting on your private land comes with risks I was blind to, but can now personally attest to.

 

[AlienRayGun]

Trust me, I absolutely don’t want it to be true. I wish I could pinpoint another source or discredit the lab who did the testing for me. I’m not trying to scare monger anything, or ruin your chances at finding a range you can freely shoot on. My point was shooting on your private land comes with risks I was blind to, but can now personally attest to.

Can we have more details?

How many samples did you send them?

Did you send both dirt and water?

How far down did you dig?

Did you discard the top layer when you sent lower layer samples?

Did you use new tools for the samples?

Did you use plastic tools?

What was your grid of samples like? X * Y * Z

Who tested the samples?

What equipment did they use to test the samples?

What is the range sensitivity for their lab?

Who do they typically test samples for?

 

[Echelon]

I thought you turned off notifications, and weren’t replying?

Seriously though, I’m not running you through everything you asked. Agree or not, enjoy your shooting and welcome to Indiana.

 

[natdscott]

Look, I really don't want to have this argument. I'm not a liberal, and I don't subscribe to scare mongering.

Your CNS doesn’t really give a sh*# what you ‘subscribe’ to.

And lead mobility isn’t a political topic. It’s a HUMAN topic. This isn’t effin global warming...it’s not a debate, and chemistry is a rather mature science.

I have PERSONALLY paid my bills with environmental work, very much including RCRA metals, in various species, and geospatial modeling of their mobility (or lack of it). From ISC to NFA, btdt.

...I sure as sh#* didn’t vote for Killary, and uh, some say that I can shoot. A little.

 

[phatgemi]

This went south pretty quick. How is the OP ever gonna reach 50 posts???

 

[churchmouse]

OK people this is in the toilet.
The OP is not listening to some very sound advice and seems to think we should let him run amok on private property just because.

This is done.

 

[churchmouse]

Can we have more details?

How many samples did you send them?

Did you send both dirt and water?

How far down did you dig?

Did you discard the top layer when you sent lower layer samples?

Did you use new tools for the samples?

Did you use plastic tools?

What was your grid of samples like? X * Y * Z

Who tested the samples?

What equipment did they use to test the samples?

What is the range sensitivity for their lab?

Who do they typically test samples for?

I thought you were done.

There is fruit on this tree but you are not up to the task of earning it. No free lunch amigo.