Description
Blazer Brass is CCI’s answer to a straightforward problem: shooters who run a lot of rounds through their revolvers need ammunition that works reliably, prices within reach, and leaves brass worth keeping. This .357 Magnum loading fills that role without compromise on consistency.
The 158-grain full metal jacket bullet is the workhorse weight for this cartridge. At that mass, recoil stays manageable enough for extended practice sessions while still giving the shooter a realistic feel for how the gun handles its full-power defensive loads — making this a practical choice for anyone who wants their range work to translate directly to carry readiness. The FMJ profile feeds cleanly, and because it does not expand, it moves through the target predictably, which is what you want when scoring paper.
Brass cases are the distinguishing feature that separates this line from CCI’s aluminum-cased Blazer. Standard boxer-type primers and conventional primer pockets mean the brass can be resized and reloaded after the first firing, which meaningfully changes the long-run cost equation for handloaders. Clean-burning propellants keep fouling manageable, which matters when you are running a revolver cylinder through repeated cycles without stopping to scrub the forcing cone. Each box contains 50 rounds, and cases come packed 20 boxes to the case for those buying in volume.





