BLAZER 9MM 124GR FMJ 100RD TRAY

Description

Blazer Brass is CCI’s answer to the economics of regular range work. It is built around shooters who put significant volume downrange and need a load that holds together shot after shot without punishing the budget. The 124-grain full metal jacket bullet sits at a weight that cycles reliably in the widest range of 9mm platforms, making it a practical default for anyone rotating through multiple pistols or running high-round-count training sessions.

The brass case is the defining trade-off in this line. Where aluminum-cased budget ammunition goes straight to the bin, brass cases can be sized, primed, and reloaded through standard Boxer-type dies. The primer pocket geometry is designed with that reloading use in mind, so the cases that survive your sessions have a second life if you run a press. For shooters who do not reload, the brass still feeds and extracts predictably across a broad range of semiautomatic pistols.

At 1,090 feet per second from the muzzle, the load produces moderate felt recoil, which matters when you are shooting for extended periods or working on follow-up shot timing. Clean-burning propellants help reduce fouling accumulation during long sessions, meaning less time between maintenance intervals. This is not a defensive or precision load — it is specifically purposed for target shooting and practice, and the round count packaging reflects that. One hundred rounds per tray keeps handling manageable at the bench or the range bag without the bulk of a full case.