RotoMetals Lyman #2 Bullet Ingot (90% Lead, 5% Tin, 5% Antimony) about 5 pound ingot

Good product quality

Fourty years of bullet casting and this is the nicest alloy it has been my pleasure to use. My bottom pour pot didn't make it to a new location, a couple of moves ago; so its back to a little 10 lb. pot, single burner propane stove, a dipper and, of course the moulds. I WAS satisfied with the bullets I was producing with my old recipe, but not after using this alloy! It is very clean, and stays that way with minimal fluxing. I was getting better quality casts, in six fillings of one of my moulds, than what I used to pay for. Once I found the temperature that mould likes, culls were very few and far between. This is now my alloy of choice. No more stopping to pick up wheel weights in the street!

A superb alloy, no issues with casting.I bought this when I was new however, and have discovered how outrageously priced this is.buy the alloy elsewhere, never pay more than a dollar a pound for one of the most COMMON elements on our planet.Nothing wrong with this alloy though, product is good.

PACKAGED VERY WELL AND DELIVERED AHEAD OF time.

Excellent quality bullet casting material. Just getting started in bullet casting and the RotoMetals product makes it easy for a beginner to have the proper alloy for making rifle bullets. Will definitely buy more!

Perfect size for my pro-melt I can leave about an inch of melted lead in the bottom and put in a whole ingot

Got around to casting this into .45ACP 225g round nose. You would think that the bullets were copper plated in the color silver! The metal is a good not to hard finish, I can smack it with a hammer (I tried) and it will flatten, but not soft enough to scratch. Great metal, and I will continue using this for match loads. Wheel weights are now only for target rounds. Try a pound or two, you will love it.

Great deal