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Ballast Weight Reclaimed Lead- (2-22.5 lbs) Bags 45 Pounds w/ Free Freight
- SKU:
- Leadballast
- MPN:
- 547874
- Availability:
- in stock
- Weight:
- 45.00 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
Description
This is 45 lbs (2 bags at ~22.5 pounds each) of raw reclaimed lead that has not been washed It is also great for making scuba weights, for use as ballast weight or a cheap lead source for other projects. Please be aware that these BB's may still have a small amount of foreign objects, i.e. pebbles or dirt in it. The bag will contain a mix of all sizes - mainly around 7.5 and 8. Our reclaimed lead averages about 5% Antimony Lead. Bulk orders of this product are available. This is the best value for inexpensive ballast weight.
NOT to be melted or reloaded in shells- just weight only
Each bag measures approximately 10" x 5" x 2"
Approximate Pounds per cubic foot: 350 - 380 pounds
Pounds per cubic inch: +/- .20-.22 pounds
27 Reviews
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Reclaimed lead
Very well packaged, shipped fast and was exactly as described. Pleased with my purchase!
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Fast and well packed
The lead came very fast and was packed very well where it wouldn’t get damaged.
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Reclaimed ballast shot
Fastest shipping great price good politeness will be back for more.
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Lead ballast bags
Was very pleased with the service.
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Lead Shot
The two 25 lb bags fit in the Caldwell FCX lead sled perfectly. A little dust but not too much.
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good price and shipping.
very happy with the transaction.
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Ballast Weight Reclaimed Lead 50 Pounds
Package arrived quickly. I appreciate the double boxing because it looked like it received some rough handling in transit. I think it gave the mailman a hernia. The bags fit perfectly in my Caldwell Lead Sled canvas bags. Very pleased.
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Great counterweight material
Needed this to make some counterweights for a pulley system I rigged up. Reasonably priced and really quick ship!
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Ballast Weight Reclaimed Lead
It is dirty as stated in description but when melted into clean ingots one twenty five pound bag produces approx. 23 lbs which works out to $1.40 per lb. It's a bit labor intensive but then there is no free lunch.