I have seen this red cherry scented soap at my range that has a gritty feeling to it but cleans my hands really well of any gun powder or dirt after shooting. I can’t remember for the life of me what it is called, and I always forget to look while I am there. Any ideas?
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@KRizzo Welcome to our community, we are glad to have you with us. 
This works well. 
Amazon.com: D LEAD Hand Soap, 8 Ounce Bottle, 4222ES-008 : Beauty & Personal Care
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Thank you so much for the warm welcome and the link!
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Welcome
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Thank you!!
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Great! Thanks, I’ll check it out.
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@KRizzo Welcome to the community, and great input by the members already, so don’t be shy to join in with any questions or inputs of your own, you’re in a great community with great members here! 
Carry proud, train hard, and stay safe!
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Any foaming soap is good for the lead/heavy metals. Lather up well with any soap and warm water is okay too. Source: Friend who used to work with lead in a battery manufacturing location and the info they had.
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Lava/Orange Goop, any of those gritty soaps commonly seen in auto parts stores and the like for stubborn stuff
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Welcome!
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Lava. Cheap and lasts nearly forever.
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Well KRizzo, you’ve done it now! You should have thought this over a little more!! But since your committed, welcome and I hope you enjoy yourself!! It gets alittle crazy around here!!!
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Welcome to the Community ! 
Everytime you shoot, always either wash your hands or wipe them off with D-LEAD solution.
These are my favorite:
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Thanks!
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awesome, thank you
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We used D-Lead in the mining industry.
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Welcome to the community @KRizzo! Glad to have you here, Happy Birthday as well!! 
enjoy your day.
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lava & dawn
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Basically if you have ever had to clean a dog sprayed by a skunk, use that! 
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