Lead, tin, antimony mix for casting bullets

Don't know where else to put this.

I have come into a LOT of old Ludlow Typecasting lead/tin/antimony mix slugs (long strips) that I'm told make great cast bullets.

4% tin 12% antimony 84% lead with a BNH of 22 is as close an approximation as I can get.

I also don't know if anyone here casts their own stuff.

But if you do, have I got a deal for you. I'll put 30+ lbs of this stuff into a USPS Priority Mail flat rate shipper and send to you for $40.00 delivered.

the photos show what I have. they also show some wood strips mixed in, which I will pull out before boxing and shipping.

So, if you're interested, take a look, shoot me a PM and I'll send you a paypal invoice. you pay, I ship, everyone is happy. Order as many as you need, I have 2000 lbs of this stuff.

Let me know,

Dave M.
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Mike.

I would, BUT, I no longer have the casting equipment necessary to attack that task.

Also, I suspect this material is just a little TOO hard for that job, might be a touch brittle as well as it ages, where as just lead stays softer. This stuff is quite a bit harder than lead. The tin/antimony mix makes it significantly more so.

D

 

Unfortunately, ALL GONE!!