Wood Stack as Backstop?

I'm thinking burning the splits when it comes time might be a problem as far a breathing in bad fumes. But it could be handy. Opinions?

 

What caliber are you shooting into it? If you stack like I do there would be a lot of gaps for a bullet to stray too.

 

There's the melting point of lead, and then there's a much higher temp where it vaporizes. I can't recall off hand what they are though.

I think you'd be okay, just one guys opinion.

 

3,200F. Probably not a risk in a wood stove.

 

This stack is 10 rows deep, lol.
Yeah, I just throw out my ashes now.
It'd be for .223, 9mm, .22.
Just a concept.

 

Just melting lead (bullet casting) you are exposed to lotsa lead vapor by inhalation.

It will also hurt or possibly kill a catalytic converter if your stove is equipped.

Most people freak out about lead, it's not that bad mostly really bad for kids.

I would think most lead vapor would go up the chimney, but if it didn't I really wouldn't want to be in a confined living space with it.
That's coming from me, who chuckle's inside when I see ppe posts or safety police posts............

 

Thanks!