Description
The CCI Blazer Brass Clean-Fire Suppressor load is built specifically for shooters running suppressed pistols and carbines who want reliable subsonic performance without the extra cleaning burden that comes with high-volume suppressed fire. At 147 grains, the bullet is heavy enough to travel comfortably below the speed of sound at 900 fps, which means the round itself is not generating a sonic crack — the suppressor is working with the projectile rather than against it.
The Total Metal Jacket construction fully encloses the lead core, which matters in two ways: it limits lead vapors at the muzzle and keeps fouling from the bullet itself from building up inside the suppressor’s baffles. Combined with the lead-free primer used in the Clean-Fire system, the result is a noticeably cleaner suppressor interior after a long range session compared to conventional primed ammunition. Less fouling means less time cleaning and more time shooting before maintenance becomes necessary.
Brass cases are reloadable, which adds long-term value for handloaders who want to recycle their brass rather than leave it on the floor. The load is also weighted to meet power factor thresholds for competitive shooting formats, so it functions as a practical option beyond the range. Fifty rounds per box is a workable quantity for a dedicated suppressed practice session, and CCI’s quality control keeps ignition consistent — important when you are depending on reliable cycling through a suppressed host where timing can be more sensitive than in an unsuppressed setup.




