CCI Blazer Brass 9mm Ammo

Blazer Brass 9mm

CCI Blazer Brass is a high-volume practice load in 9mm Luger, also marked 9x19mm or 9mm Parabellum, the standard chambering for most modern pistols and carbines. Each round pairs a 115-grain full metal jacket bullet with a reloadable brass case, so a range session costs less and leaves you with cases worth keeping. This is the ammunition you run through the gun on a practice day, not the load you save for a special occasion.

Features

• 9mm Luger Chambering — Fits any firearm marked 9mm Luger, 9x19mm, or 9mm Parabellum, which covers the vast majority of 9mm handguns and carbines.
• 115-Grain FMJ Bullet — The full metal jacket is a lead core wrapped in copper, a round-nose profile that feeds reliably and punches clean holes in paper.
• Reloadable Brass Case — Genuine brass cases hold up to resizing and reloading, so you can collect your spent cases and run them again.
• Boxer Primer — Uses a single-flash-hole Boxer primer, the type that makes a case straightforward to reload at home.
• Non-Corrosive Priming — The primer leaves no salts behind, so routine cleaning after a session keeps the bore protected.
• Speer Bullet Core — Built around Speer bullets, giving consistent weight and shape from round to round.
• Muzzle Velocity Around 1,125 fps — The 115-grain load leaves the barrel at roughly 1,125 to 1,145 feet per second for 323 foot-pounds of energy.
• 50-Round Box — Packed 50 cartridges to the box, a practical count for a trip to the range.
• Made In The USA — Loaded by CCI in the United States.

Built For Volume

CCI loads Blazer Brass for shooters who put a lot of rounds downrange and want every one to go bang without draining the budget. The 115-grain FMJ is the common weight for 9mm practice, so it shoots close to the point of impact you expect from most range and carry loads of the same class. Between the clean-burning non-corrosive primer and the reusable brass case, it suits regular target work, drills, and recreational shooting.