Description
CCI’s Blazer Brass Clean-Fire Suppressor load in .45 ACP is purpose-built for shooters running a suppressor on a pistol or carbine who also put in regular range time. The 230-grain TMJ bullet fully encapsulates the lead core, which matters at an indoor range because exposed-lead projectiles shed trace metals into the air with every shot. Combined with CCI’s Clean-Fire primer—formulated without lead, barium, or antimony—the round dramatically cuts down on the airborne heavy metals that accumulate in poorly ventilated spaces over a long session.
Running subsonic at 800 fps, this load stays below the speed of sound without any special chamber or gas-system tuning on your part. That velocity ceiling is the whole point for suppressed use: a bullet that breaks the sound barrier produces a crack regardless of how quiet the suppressor makes the muzzle blast, so keeping the projectile subsonic is what lets the can do its job. The 230-grain weight at that velocity also produces recoil and a point of impact close enough to standard .45 ACP defensive and competition loads that your holds and split times don’t need to change between practice and carry ammunition.
Brass cases mean you can reload these if that’s part of your routine, and the clean-burning propellant reduces the carbon buildup inside a suppressor that makes baffle cleaning a chore. Each box contains 50 rounds. This is range and training ammunition, loaded and manufactured in the USA by CCI.





