Whole Linotype Alloy Ingot About 5 pounds (4% Tin, 12% Antimony and 84% Lead)

Great product. Works well.

Great for alloying bullet casting lead mixes. Extremely clean at a very reasonable price. Expect to reorder soon. Why deal with scrap crap from eBay when you can buy the best from Roto. Thanks much for offering a great product for us lead throwers.

I purchased this linotype metal to add to range lead to harden it for casting bullets. The addition of about 1 lb. of linotype to 5 lbs. of range lead appears to provide a hardness similar to #2 alloy (without actually using a hardness tester), The #2 alloy is my preferred bullet-casting metal and range lead with linotype added is my second choice. Since range lead is free the cost drops appreciably while qyality remains high after adding the linotype. This shipment of linotype arrived quickly and was well packaged.

My initial order of Linotype was "lost" by the USPS. Without hesitation, Rotometals stepped up to the plate and reshipped a replacement order for the one that was lost through NO fault of their own. Because of Rotometal's willingness to "eat" the cost of fixing this mistake (again by the USPS), I am now a Rotometal customer for life. They could've easily said..."We didn't lose it...it's not our problem"...but they didn't. They made it right. Rotometals...we will be doing business again because of your outstanding customer service. Thanks again...Jerry

This isn't my first order from Rotometals and the service is always top notch. The product is just as described and arrived in a timely manner. I use the linotype for casting bullets and it works very well. I'll definitely be back.

Excellent quality,little or no oxides on surface, Avery clean casting ingot, casts with little dross on top of furnace, requires some fluxing,as you would expect-a high quality bullet metal

I have purchased ingots from this seller in the past and have had no problems at all. I am not sure if they have changed the picture in the last few months but what we got is what is pictured. You are buying an ingot of metal. It is a 5 pound block of metal. What you see is what you get. The seller has been very prompt about shipping. The shipping price has been very good. The weights of the ingots we have received have been a few ounces over the 5# advertized weight. Bottom line if you need a 5# ingot of alloy then buy it from RotoMetals.

A Little under the weight of what is stated in the description. But it is the proper hardness for mixing alloys.