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CCI Blazer Aluminum 9mm 115gr FMJ Ammo

CCI Blazer Aluminum 9mm 115gr FMJ Ammo

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Best Price
$0.23/rd
For 1000 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$233.99

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$0.26/rd
↓ $0.00 (1.0%) in the last 30D
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All CCI Blazer Aluminum 9mm 115gr FMJ Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Sentry Ammo 1000 $0.23
Black Basin Outdoors 1000 $0.24
GrabAGun 1000 $0.24
Sentry Ammo 500 $0.24
Bulk Munitions 1000 $0.26
Black Basin Outdoors 500 $0.27
Sentry Ammo 50 $0.48
Black Basin Outdoors 50 $0.50
Lucky Gunner 50 $0.64
BulkAmmo.com 50 $0.65
Cheaper Than Dirt 50 $0.72

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All CCI Blazer Aluminum 9mm 115gr FMJ Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
CCI
Caliber
9mm Luger
Casing
Aluminum
Bullet Weight
115 grains
Projectile Type
FMJ
Velocity
1145 fps
Muzzle Energy
335 ft-lbs
Ballistic Coefficient
0.22

CCI Blazer Aluminum 9mm 115gr FMJ Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data

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Muzzle Velocity
1145.0 fps
Projectile Weight
115.0 gr
Ballistic Coef.
0.22 G1
Zero Range
25.0 yards

Product Overview

Looking to stretch your training budget without sacrificing reliability? CCI's Blazer Aluminum 9mm hits the mark. These 115-grain FMJ rounds deliver consistent performance at 1145 fps, making them ideal for high-volume practice sessions. The aluminum-cased design keeps costs down while maintaining the accuracy you need for serious training.

On the range, these rounds punch clean holes through paper targets and provide clear feedback on steel. With 335 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, you're getting enough power to cycle reliably in most 9mm pistols without excessive wear. That standardized performance helps you focus on improving your shooting fundamentals instead of compensating for inconsistent ammunition behavior.

This ammunition particularly excels in practical shooting drills where you're burning through hundreds of rounds. While not designed for reloading, the cost savings compared to brass-cased options lets you shoot more often and longer. Whether you're working on draw-to-first-shot drills, rapid target transitions, or basic marksmanship, these rounds give you the consistent performance needed to build and maintain essential skills without breaking the bank.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Accepted in the widest range of indoor facilities since it contains no steel components
  • Runs cooler in semi-automatic firearms compared to steel-cased options during extended sessions
  • Offers significant cost savings over brass-cased ammunition for frequent practice
  • Smooth feeding geometry promotes consistent cycling across different pistol platforms

Disadvantages

  • Cannot be reloaded, limiting appeal for shooters who process their own ammunition
  • May require more careful storage to prevent case denting
  • Some shooter preference bias against aluminum despite comparable performance