Lead Ingots | Ideal Size 2 Lbs Each Ingot 99.9% Pure Lead by Baja Lead

This is indeed lead, atomic number 82, falling right between Thallium and Bismuth on the Periodic table; with a melting point of 327 °C and a density of 11 g/cm3, this substance is particularly suited for casting fishing weights, musket balls, and other projectiles. Showed up VERY well packaged: shrink wrap about a quarter inch thick around double layers of cardboard. I feel a bit bad for the mail handlers who go to pick up a fairly small box only to find it weighs twenty pounds.

Its heavy

Ordered 20lbs. 20.38lbs arrived. It looks clean havent used it yet gonna be melting for sinkers.

Mine was sent fedex instead of usps and I actually got it

good quality, uniformed casting. prefect for my use - I'm making spines "Duck" for lofting a canoe design.

They were wrapped up well in layers of plastic wrap and tape, surrounded by paper wrap and then inside a durable box. Aside from the shipping getting delayed I'd say these are as advertised. One weighed 2 pounds 5-1/4 oz and the other weighed 2 pounds 5-3/4 oz. I did a scratch test with a 12 BHN bullet (red lube) an 8-10 BHN bullet (white lube) and pure lead 5 BHN round ball. The 12 BHN and 8-10 BHN bullet easily gouged the ingot. The pure lead 5 BHN round ball was almost a tie with the ingot winning out slightly, and some lead transfer from the round ball depositing, but it is very close. I haven't cast with it yet but I'm sure it will work well for what ever projectile I intend to make or mix alloy for. They dent easily when dropped so if that matters don't drop them.

Its lead. It melts into bullets. What else can be said?

Would buy again