
CCI Blazer .40 S&W 165gr TMJ Ammo
All CCI Blazer .40 S&W 165gr TMJ Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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Sentry Ammo | 1000 | $370.54 | $22.99 | $393.53 | $0.39 |
Fast Ammo | 1000 | $350.10 | $43.99 | $394.09 | $0.39 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 1000 | $398.19 | $10.99 | $409.18 | $0.41 |
Fast Ammo | 500 | $167.68 | $36.99 | $204.67 | $0.41 |
Sentry Ammo | 500 | $192.75 | $17.99 | $210.74 | $0.42 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 500 | $211.14 | $10.99 | $222.13 | $0.44 |
Fast Ammo | 50 | $15.65 | $15.99 | $31.64 | $0.63 |
Sentry Ammo | 50 | $21.41 | $11.99 | $33.40 | $0.67 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 50 | $23.45 | $10.99 | $34.44 | $0.69 |
All CCI Blazer .40 S&W 165gr TMJ Ammo Specs
CCI Blazer .40 S&W 165gr TMJ Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
CCI's Blazer .40 S&W 165gr TMJ Ammo is a practical choice for shooters seeking a reliable performer for extended range sessions. The aluminum casing sets this round apart, offering a cost-effective alternative to brass without sacrificing performance. If you're looking to put hundreds of rounds downrange without breaking the bank, then this ammunition delivers consistent results at a fraction of the cost.
The 165-grain Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) projectile, combined with a respectable velocity of 1050 fps, makes this round particularly well-suited for target practice and self-defense training. It closely mimics the feel and performance of many popular defensive loads, allowing you to train with a similar recoil profile. Think of it as a practice squad that plays just like your starting lineup – when game day comes, you'll be well-prepared.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- TMJ (Total Metal Jacket) design minimizes lead exposure for indoor range use
- Cost-effective option for high-volume practice or training sessions
- Reliable CCI primer ensures consistent ignition in various weather conditions
- Clean-burning powder reduces fouling, extending time between cleanings
Disadvantages
- Aluminum cases cannot be reloaded, limiting appeal for handloaders
- Some older or finicky firearms may not cycle aluminum cases as smoothly as brass
- Limited expansion compared to hollow point loads for defensive applications