Description
Blazer Brass in .380 ACP is a straightforward choice for shooters who put a lot of rounds through compact pistols — whether for regular range work, function testing, or keeping the trigger hand sharp without burning through premium defensive ammunition. The price point makes high-volume practice viable, and the brass casing means spent brass is worth saving rather than discarding.
Those reloadable brass cases are loaded to SAAMI pressure standards and use standard Boxer-type primers with conventional primer pockets, which matters to reloaders: the cases can be resized, reprimed, and reloaded the same way any other brass-cased cartridge would be. That is a meaningful difference from Blazer’s aluminum-cased line, where the cases go in the recycling bin after one firing. If you reload, this round pays dividends beyond the first shot.
The 95-grain full metal jacket projectile feeds reliably in most .380 semi-automatics and produces a consistent round profile that is well-suited to semi-auto feeding geometry. FMJ construction also means predictable, minimal expansion — appropriate for range use where you want the bullet to behave the same shot to shot. Muzzle velocity is rated at 945 fps, which is within the normal range for this cartridge and caliber combination. CCI assembles this ammunition under ISO-certified quality controls, which keeps lot-to-lot consistency tighter than what you would see from less rigorously audited production lines. Available in 50-round boxes.







