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Lead is likely to cause cancer, damage to the central nervous system, blood, kidneys, affect fertility and endanger the unborn child. Breast milk can also be contaminated.

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When munitions are ignited, small amounts of particles are generated which can be mildly irritating to the eyes and respiratory tract. The particles may contain traces of copper, zinc and lead. Processes that produce dust, fumes, or fumes can result in sufficient lead intake into the body to be harmful. When shooting indoors, good ventilation is required to direct gases forward and away from the shooter.

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Keep ammunition out of the reach of children. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames and hot surfaces. Do not grind, bump or rub. Store in the original packaging. Dismantling is prohibited.

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Burial: no danger

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Puffs of smoke: May cause respiratory and eye irritation

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General information: Take the injured person out of the danger zone immediately. In case of burns, cool affected skin with cold water for as long as possible. Get medical help immediately.

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After inhalation: Supply fresh air, consult doctor in case of complaints.

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After skin contact: Wash off with soap and water.

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After eye contact: Rinse eyes thoroughly under running water with eyelids open. If eye irritation persists, consult a specialist.

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After swallowing: Rinse mouth with plenty of water, consult a doctor.

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Environmental protection measures:

Pick up scattered cartridges by hand and have them disposed of by authorized persons. The specifications of the EU list of waste and the EU Waste Framework Directive (Waste RRL) are decisive for the waste. If the product has entered waterways or the sewage system or has contaminated the soil or plants, inform the fire brigade or the police.

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