Lead Prices?
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steve817
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Lead Prices?
Is $1.55 a pound a good price for 99.9% lead?
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steve817
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Re: Lead Prices?
Where?AndyC wrote:Not for me, it sure isn't - lead's at 96c/lb right now.steve817 wrote:Is $1.55 a pound a good price for 99.9% lead?
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NavyVet1959
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Re: Lead Prices?
I try to limit the price I pay to $1 per pound.
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AlaskanInTexas
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Re: Lead Prices?
When you buy, where do you get your lead from typically?
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NavyVet1959
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Re: Lead Prices?
Sometimes scrap yards / recycle centers. Sometimes from eBay, Craigslist, or people selling on castboolits.gunloads.com...AlaskanInTexas wrote:When you buy, where do you get your lead from typically?