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CCI Blazer aluminum .32 ACP has been a go-to training load since the early 1980s, and for good reason. These rounds use heat-treated, aircraft-grade aluminum cases that deliver real performance without the premium price tag of brass-cased ammo. The 71-grain full metal jacket bullet fires at 900 feet per second with 128 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, putting you right in the sweet spot for reliable pistol function across most .32 ACP platforms.
What makes Blazer work for range sessions
The aluminum case is engineered for smooth cycling through your pistol, and the full metal jacket design means less fouling on your barrel compared to lead rounds. This stuff is clean-burning, so you're not spending extra time scrubbing up after a day at the range. Non-corrosive primers mean you don't have to rush home and break down your gun immediately either. At 50 rounds per box, you can stack these without emptying your wallet, which opens up the door to getting real practice time with your .32 instead of rationing ammo.
What you need to know about aluminum cases
These cases are marked NR (non-reloadable) because aluminum simply won't hold up through a reload cycle the way brass does. That's fine if you're not a reloader, but if you are, stick with brass-cased options. Also, aluminum isn't recommended for use in carbine-style firearms. For straight handgun work, it's solid.
Blazzer has earned trust with target shooters for decades, and that's not by accident. CCI manufactures these in Idaho using the same quality control standards they've applied since the beginning. If you want to stack rounds downrange without guilt, this is where it's at.
Aluminum ammo cycles through most .32 ACP semi-auto pistols without issue, but like any ammunition, the best way to know is to test a box or two in your specific gun. Some pistols have extractors or other features that prefer brass, while others run aluminum flawlessly. If your gun likes it, you're in for a cost-effective training partner.
No. These cases are marked NR (non-reloadable) because aluminum is too brittle to withstand a reload cycle safely. Attempting it risks case separation or failure. If reloading is important to you, look for brass-cased alternatives like Blazer Brass or other brands that offer reloadable options.
Yes. CCI has been making Blazer since the early 1980s and has refined the load over decades. The clean-burning powder, non-corrosive primers, and quality bullet design mean these rounds feed and fire consistently. The aluminum case doesn't affect reliability, just reloadability and cost.
Aluminum is less expensive to manufacture than brass, and since the cases can't be reloaded, CCI avoids some quality control costs associated with reloadable ammunition. That savings passes to you, making these an excellent choice if you're not a reloader and want to maximize trigger time on a budget.
| Caliber/Gauge | .32 Auto (ACP) |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Aluminum |
| Cost per Round | 0.62 |
| Grains | 71 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3503 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.75 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 076683035035 |
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