Why is this a bad idea?

[patientz3ro]

Maybe I'm overcautious, but I do my gun cleaning out in the garage. Between the solvents and what's being cleaned off of/out of the guns, I don't want that process happening where I eat. (Even if you shoot only jacketed/plated rounds, there *is* lead involved because the active ingredient in most modern priming compound is lead styphnate, and burning it gets residue all over the gun, especially in the barrel and action.)

Not that there's anything wrong with being extra careful, but you'd have to clean a LOT of really dirty guns for that amount of lead to become an issue.

Personally, I like to wait until someone comes to the door trying to sell me something, then I sit on the couch with my snake around my neck and start stripping my gun and talking to myself. Oddly enough, they always seem to remember a previous appointment they forgot about.

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