Clip on wheel weight alloy mix ?

[Wolfdog91]

If a guy wanted to mix an alloy roughly the same as clip on wheel weights what would y'all reccomed as far as lead tin antimony ect.

[sigep1764]

1/2/97 or 2/2/96 should get you there. By the way, really enjoy your stories and experimenting. Especially the crow story and 223 casting and shooting.

[oley55]

start plugging options in here until to get where you want to be. use the drop downs and select COWW or other near options. I can't say if the ratios match COWW for this moment in time, nor do I know when this thing was created, but it works for me, just gotta keep adding n subtracting components as needed.

https://www.weatherby.dk/bhn.htm

[ABJ]

In days/years past, COWW was for an average 1/2 percent tin and antimony was between 3 and 4 percent. I have read that there were some that measured as much as 7 percent antimony but I have never seen or tested any of those.
My personal alloy was built based on .5/3% assumption and I added pure tin and superhard to bring it to a little over 2% tin and 4% antimony. This alloy does everything I want very well except hollowpoints and round/flat nose that I want to roll back and I use 20:1 for those. Two alloys keep my life simple and I haven't had a need for anything else.
Tony

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

this "sticky" is informative

https://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?231905-Clip-On-Wheel-Weight-XrF-Data

[243winxb]

95.5% Lead, .5 % Tin, 4% Antimony from Lyman chart .