Blazer Brass 9mm Ammo For Sale

Why Buy Blazer Brass 9mm Ammo?

Blazer Brass 9mm is what most shooters fall back on when they want a clean, reloadable, American-made FMJ load that doesn't burn a hole in the checking account. Loaded by CCI in Lewiston, Idaho, it features reloadable brass cases, noncorrosive primers, and quality-controlled powder charges: the same components as CCI's premium lines, packaged for high-volume practice.

Blazer Brass is the perfect high-mileage range ammo for 9mm shooters running a Glock 19, SIG P320, Springfield Hellcat, or any pistol caliber carbine. It cycles reliably, ejects brass that's worth picking up, and lands at a per-round cost that lets you actually train instead of rationing.

Key features of Blazer Brass 9mm

• Reloadable brass case: not aluminum or steel.
• CCI quality control: manufactured on the same lines as CCI's premium ammo in Lewiston, Idaho.
• Factory loadings include: 115 grain FMJ, 115 grain JHP, 124 grain FMJ, 124 grain JHP, 147 grain FMJ (subsonic), and 147 grain TMJ-FN.
• Noncorrosive Boxer primers: do not require special cleaning after target practice has ended.
• Bulk-friendly: stocked in 50-, 200-, 500-, and 1000-round packaging for high-volume training.

Blazer Brass 9mm load options

• 115 grain FMJ: the classic 9mm range weight; snappy yet comparably light recoil.
• 115 grain JHP: train with and carry the same round.
• 124 grain FMJ: recoil and point-of-impact closest to most premium 124 grain defensive loads.
• 124 grain JHP: excellent training and carry ammo.
• 147gr FMJ: subsonic, soft-shooting, suppressor-friendly; comparable performance to 9mm 147 grain defensive analogs.
• 147 grain TMJ-FN: a clean-firing, suppressor-friendly alternative.

For help choosing between those weights, see our guide to the best grain for 9mm. For the quiet loads specifically, browse our full 9mm subsonic ammo selection and our picks for the best 9mm subsonic ammo.

Read our Blazer and CCI reviews

How Does It Compare to Other Brands?

Blazer Brass 9mm is budget-friendly range/plinking ammo comparable to Federal Champion and Remington Range.

Blazer Brass is reliable, no-frills, mid-to-low-priced ammo. It’s definitely a step up from steel-cased ammo in terms of reliability and firearm compatibility, but it’s in no way designed to compete with premium defensive rounds. It’s generally clean-igniting and reliable in most striker-fired pistols, albeit slightly less consistent than Federal and Winchester ammo.

For the aluminum-cased Blazer line, see our Blazer aluminum 9mm review.

Is Blazer Brass Safe for Ported Barrels?

No. Blazer Brass ammunition is not intended for ported barrels. Blazer’s bullets have plated jackets. A port may slice a piece off of such a jacket and deflect it back at the shooter.

How to Save on Blazer Brass 9mm bulk ammo

The fastest way to bring your cost down is to buy in 500 and 1000-round counts. Blazer Brass is one of the cheapest brass-cased options we carry by the case, and bulk 9mm ammo from Ammo.com ships discreetly. Filter the manufacturers and round-count sidebar to see what's in stock!

For a wider look at how Blazer Brass stacks up across the 9mm catalog, see our Blazer Brass parent page, full 9mm Luger selection, best 9mm ammo and best ammo for Glock 19 guides, and 9mm ballistics database.