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CCI's Blazer line has been the go-to choice for shooters who want dependable ammunition without breaking the bank. This .40 S&W load delivers clean, reliable performance at a fraction of what you'd pay for brass-cased alternatives, making it perfect for serious practice sessions or casual range time.
The key to Blazer's value is the heat-treated aircraft-grade aluminum case. These aren't lightweight knockoffs. CCI uses the same manufacturing standards and quality control processes on Blazer that they do on their premium Speer ammunition. The aluminum cases are boxer-primed and loaded with the same reliable components found in higher-priced rounds. The tradeoff is simple: you get non-reloadable cases in exchange for significantly lower cost per round.
The 165-grain TMJ bullet is completely encapsulated in copper, including the base, which sets it apart from standard full metal jacket rounds. This enclosed design reduces lead vaporization during firing, making it cleaner for indoor range environments. You'll also notice less barrel fouling compared to traditional FMJ ammunition. The TMJ profile feeds smoothly and consistently through all modern .40 caliber pistols, and performance has been rock solid across everything from Glocks to S&W M&P models.
Loading data shows 1100 fps muzzle velocity with 443 foot-pounds of energy, generating tight groupings at typical range distances. The ammunition performs with good consistency shot to shot, and reliability has been excellent with minimal issues reported in high-volume shooting applications. Clean-burning propellants mean your firearm stays cleaner between sessions.
No. Blazer aluminum cases are marked as non-reloadable and designed for single use only. The combination of aluminum cases and Boxer primers makes reloading impractical due to the brittleness of aluminum and potential case separation issues. If you reload, stick with brass-cased alternatives.
Yes, the total metal jacket design encloses the entire bullet including the base, which reduces lead vaporization during firing. This creates less airborne lead exposure at indoor ranges compared to traditional FMJ rounds where the base remains exposed. Many indoor ranges prefer or even require TMJ ammunition for this reason.
Blazer aluminum ammo feeds and ejects reliably in modern semi-automatic pistols. The heat-treated aluminum cases maintain proper dimensions through the firing cycle, and reports show consistent function across all standard .40 caliber platforms without feeding or extraction issues when your firearm is properly maintained.
Almost certainly. Blazer aluminum cases won't trigger steel magnet tests at indoor ranges, and the TMJ bullet is ideal for indoor use due to reduced lead exposure. Just verify with your range beforehand, though most indoor facilities specifically allow or recommend CCI Blazer ammunition.
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 165 |
|---|---|
| Caliber/Gauge | .40 S&W |
| Case Material | Aluminum |
| Cost per Round | 0.42 |
| Grains | 165Gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3589 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Full Metal Jacket |
| Shipping Weight | 1.5375 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 076683035899 |
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