Description
Blazer Brass is CCI’s answer to a straightforward problem: shooters who spend real time at the range need ammunition that feeds reliably, extracts cleanly, and doesn’t cost so much that it discourages practice. This load is aimed squarely at that use case — high-volume training, informal target work, and general familiarization with .45 ACP platforms.
The brass case is the detail that separates this line from CCI’s aluminum-cased Blazer offering. Brass sizes more consistently than aluminum under firing pressures, which makes extraction smoother across a wider range of chamber dimensions and matters particularly in pistols with tighter tolerances. It also means spent cases are worth keeping if you reload — boxer-type primers and standard primer pockets make full reprocessing straightforward.
The full metal jacket construction keeps lead exposure low at indoor ranges and reduces barrel fouling compared to exposed-lead designs, which translates to less time cleaning between sessions. The 230-grain projectile sits at the traditional weight for this cartridge, so point-of-impact will match most .45 ACP defense loads of the same weight — useful when you want practice sessions to reflect what your carry or home-defense ammunition actually does at typical pistol distances.
Loaded to SAAMI specifications and produced under ISO-certified quality controls, the rounds are consistent enough that shooter error, rather than ammunition variance, will dominate your groups. Each box contains 50 rounds, and the ammunition is manufactured in the USA.




