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The Lyman No 2 alloy is a classic. It's 90% lead, 5% tin and 5% antimony.
Tin is relatively easy, e.g. solder of known composition e.g. 60/40.
Antimony is harder, however this company claims to sell it (it has a highish melting point, so see if you can get it in alloy with lead):
http://www.carnmetals.co.uk/
You didn't want a scrap solution, but wheel weights used to have ~5% antimony and a bit of tin. Don't know what they are made from now, but maybe worth investigating.
Another scrap source is of course lead from a range.
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