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Metals Tin. 99.9% pure 250 grams = £14.00 Antimony. 99.9% pure 250 grams = £10.00 Lynman no 2 bullet casting alloy recipe. Take 4500 grams of pure lead, 250 grams pure tin and 250 grams pure antimony. Melt the lead at around 700F (371c) then add the tin and stir occasionally until it has melted and mixed with the lead. next add the antimony and stir. This will not melt but will dissolve into the lead/tin alloy over time, stir occasionally and flux. You may find a an oatmeal like silvery scum form on your alloy, do not skim off, this is the antimony, add flux and stir until it dissolves in the mixture.
MARVELUX ![]()
Pure Beeswax, this has been used for centuries as a
fluxing agent for lead alloys, you either drop a pea
size piece on to the molten lead alloy or dip the corner
of the bar in to the lead alloy. Warning if the
lead is above the flash point of the wax it will catch
fire, this will not effect its performance but could
burn you or anything close. It comes in approximately
1oz bars £1.00
Lee Production Pot Four Furnace 220 Volt
Lee Pro 4 20 Lb Furnace 220 Volt
Lee 4-Cavity Ingot Mould with Handle
Lee Lead Dipper
This iron dipper is a convenient size ladle for bullet casting. The hardwood handle allows the caster to use the dipper equally well from the right or left hand. Handy for skimming and stirring metal. £7.00
Forceps
The ideal tool for picking up hot bullets fresh out of the mould, these are 8" (200mm) long and the jaws open well over 1 1/2" (36mm) enough to pick up any bullet short of a cannon ball £5.00
Bullet moulds
Second Hand Reloading Equipment
Bullet molds. All Molds are in excellent condition and in original boxes. Most have only been used once or twice
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