Question about arsenic content of win. AA shot

[Oklahoma Rebel]

I need to add some arsenic to an alloy, and I have some Winchester AA #8 shotshells, my question is, is this regular ol' shot what the alloy calculator means by " chilled shot"?, I know it isn't magnum shot. thankyou very much-Travis

[too many things]

you can get the arsenic from clip on ww also
but to answer your question most is .08%

[Oklahoma Rebel]

ok, I know about ww's but I am using other alloys I am not using to make some lyman#2 , so they still have some arsenic in them, but its been watered down so I wanted to add a little.

[too many things]

if you are just making boolits you wont need the arsenic . tin will work . arsenic is a surfactant
and pure is very expensive

[Oklahoma Rebel]

thus the question about the shot...

[Oklahoma Rebel]

I just want to make sure I have some arsenic in there so, if I want to, I can heat treat my boolits. without it they are at 15bhn, so sometimes I wont want/need to heat treat. I just wanted to know what % arsenic is in regular old shot. that is all, and arsenic is a grain reducer, I know that's not quite the technical term for it, but what is a surfactant?

[Oklahoma Rebel]

grain refiner is what I was trying to think of!

[too many things]

surfactant reduces the surface tension of lead to make it 'flow' better in shot to make it easier to be round.
in WW was to let the lead get to the the small lettering. Old ww was hard so it would not come off the clip. but hard lead dont flow well.
there is a company that makes tin ww but the clip is larger and the print is bigger

[Fernando]

I'm pretty sure AA's use hard shot.

[fecmech]

Winchester AA ammo is their premium hard shot.

[Oklahoma Rebel]

ok, thanks a lot!