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Antimonial Lead |
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Bulletman Antimonial Lead- 6% antimonial lead, excellent base alloy to raise antimony content of lead, scrap lead, and range scrap for heat treating... |
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BPCR Lead/Tin Alloys |
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Bulletman BPCR Lead/Tin Alloys- the more tin in the alloy the larger the bullet diameter for a given mould cavity and the lighter the bullet weight. Some champion shooters adjust their alloys to fit individual |
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Certified Linotype |
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Bulletman Certified Linotype- Eutectic composition 4% tin, 12% antimony, 84% lead. Brinell hardness 22, (Bhn) using a Brinell test machine. Lowest temperature and best casting alloy for rifle velocity cast bull |
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Chamber Cast Alloy |
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Bulletman Chamber Cast Alloy- standard low melting point alloy 158-190 degrees F. Chamber casts, throating and barrel entry casting to confirm firearm caliber and dimensions. Useful for removing stuck case when |
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Hardball Alloy |
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Bulletman 'Hardball' Alloy- 2% tin, 6% antimony, 92% lead handgun and low velocity rifle casting alloy. Brinell hardness 16, (Bhn) using a Brinell test machine. Originally developed by Tara Corp and called 'Mag |
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Lyman #2 |
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Bulletman Lyman #2- the 'old reliable' 5% tin, 5% antimony, 90% lead handgun and low velocity rifle casting alloy. Brinell hardness 15, (Bhn) using a Brinell test machine. THE medium hardness standard alloy. Ve |
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Pewter |
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Bulletman Pewter- 92% tin, 8% antimony |
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Pure Lead |
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Bulletman Pure Lead- 99%, none better other than 'research grade' which few are able to afford. |
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Pure Tin |
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Bulletman Pure Tin- 99+%, add to lead/antimony alloys to lower casting temperatures and improve fluidity. Tin immediately forms a very thin oxidation film on the surface of the melt preventing oxidation of lead |
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