BLAZER 380ACP 95GR FMJ 50/1000

Description

Blazer Aluminum is CCI’s answer to the cost of regular range work. If you shoot .380 ACP with any frequency, the aluminum case is what keeps this load priced below comparable brass-cased options — the case material reduces production cost meaningfully, and that savings passes through to the shooter. Aluminum does not reload, so there is no brass to sort and tumble afterward, but for anyone buying ammunition to shoot rather than recycle, that is a straightforward trade-off worth making.

The 95-grain full metal jacket bullet is well matched to the caliber for practice use. FMJ construction feeds reliably through most semi-automatic pistols and produces consistent, predictable behavior at the target, which is exactly what you want when building or maintaining shooting fundamentals. At 945 feet per second from the muzzle, generating 188 foot-pounds of energy, the round produces manageable recoil — useful when running drills that require a steady cadence of fire.

CCI uses heat-treated, aircraft-grade aluminum for the case, which handles chamber pressures without the structural concerns that would come from softer material. A Boxer primer provides reliable ignition. The combination of consistent primers, quality bullets, and predictable velocity makes this a practical choice for high-volume training sessions where ammunition cost matters and you need the round to run without issue.