lead/tin vs. Lyman #2

[bruce moulds]

doug,
for black powder loads, generally no antimony is best.
there might be some applications where a little antimony can help, but experiments with lyman no 2 and taracorp magnum alloys have been dismal failures.
kurt has an antimony alloy that works well with long nosed bullets.
generally anything between 30/1 and 10/1 lead/tin is good, but you need to experiment.
bore riding noses can bump into the rifling causing leading, and harder alloys (16/1 and harder) can help here.
20/1 is a good place to start.
keep safe,
bruce.