CCI Blazer Brass Handgun Ammunition 9mm Luger 124gr FMJ 1100 fps 50/ct

CCI Blazer Brass handgun ammunition in 9mm Luger is a straightforward, reliable choice for shooters who want quality rounds at a competitive value. Each box contains 50 rounds loaded with a 124-grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet and brass casing, delivering a consistent 1100 feet per second muzzle velocity. Whether you're zeroing at the range, training for self-defense, or working through practice drills, Blazer Brass offers the dependability CCI is known for without the premium price tag of match-grade or specialty loads.

The full metal jacket design is a proven performer in most 9mm platforms—handguns, carbines, and range guns alike. Brass casings are reloadable, which appeals to cost-conscious shooters who want to extend their ammunition investment over time. The 124-grain weight is a sweet spot in 9mm: it generates good velocity without excessive recoil, making follow-up shots manageable and groups tighter.

CCI has been making ammunition since 1951, and Blazer is their volume line built for shooters who shoot often. You're not paying for exotic primers or exotic metallurgy here—you're getting consistent, safe, tested ammo that functions reliably in a wide variety of firearms. If you're stocking up for the season or just need a box to run drills, Blazer Brass is a no-nonsense pick.

Key Features

• 124-grain full metal jacket projectile for reliable feeding and consistent performance
• Brass casing for reloading potential and durability
• 1100 fps muzzle velocity—a moderate, controllable load
• 50 rounds per box, convenient for range sessions and practice
• CCI's proven manufacturing quality and consistency

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CCI Blazer Brass ammunition reloadable?

Yes. The brass casing can be reloaded, making Blazer Brass a good option if you reload your own ammunition and want to recover and reuse casings.

What firearms can I use this 9mm ammunition in?

This is standard 9mm Luger ammunition and will function in any firearm chambered in 9mm Luger. It works in pistols, carbines, and other 9mm platforms.

Is this ammunition suitable for self-defense?

This load uses a full metal jacket bullet, which is commonly used for range training and target practice. For self-defense, many shooters prefer hollow point or specialized defensive ammunition. Check your firearm's manual and local laws for any restrictions.

What does 1100 fps mean, and how does it affect shooting?

1100 feet per second is the muzzle velocity—the speed at which the bullet leaves the barrel. This is a moderate, controllable velocity for 9mm, resulting in manageable recoil and good accuracy for most shooters during training and range work.