CCI Blazer Brass Handgun Ammunition 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ 1145 fps 1000/ct Loose Bulk Pack
The CCI Blazer Brass 9mm Luger load is a 115-grain full metal jacket cartridge built for high-volume handgun shooting. Each round drives a 115-grain FMJ bullet to a muzzle velocity of 1145 fps. That gives you consistent range performance you can lean on all day. At 1,000 rounds in a loose bulk pack, it is packaged for high-volume range use.
The reloadable brass case is a big reason serious shooters keep coming back to Blazer Brass. Once you have fired a round, the brass is ready to be resized and loaded again, so a single 1000-round pack can pay off well past its first trip to the range. Brass also feeds and extracts smoothly through a semi-auto action, which matters when you are running drills or long practice sessions and want your pistol to cycle every time. Buying loose in a single 1000-count pack means you spend less on packaging and more on rounds you can actually shoot.
The full metal jacket bullet wraps a lead core in a copper jacket, so it holds together through the bore and punches clean holes in paper. With 335 ft-lbs of muzzle energy behind that 115gr projectile, you get flat-shooting flight and predictable recoil that help you stay on target through fast strings. The round-nose FMJ profile is a conventional choice for 9mm range ammunition.
Product Specifications:
- 9mm Luger caliber
- Full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet
- 115-grain bullet weight
- 1145 fps muzzle velocity
- 335 ft-lbs muzzle energy
- Reloadable brass case
- Boxer primer
- 1000 rounds per loose bulk pack
- CCI Blazer Brass, MFG 5000BK1000
If you burn through 9mm at the range or run regular training drills, this is the kind of load that earns its place in your ammo can. High-volume range shooters and instructors get dependable brass-cased performance, and frequent 9mm shooters may appreciate the bulk 1,000-round packaging. Stock the ammo can and let your fundamentals do the work.
California Proposition 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov














