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Blazer is CCI's aluminum-cased line of ammunition that was first introduced to the market in 1981. In 1981, CCI introduced its first centerfire cartridge with the 38 Special 158 gr LRN bullet and since that time they have continued to build out the line with a full offering of affordable range ammo. At that time, CCI recognized that over 3/4 of the market did not reload their spent cartridge cases and that the market needed a lower cost option for non-reloaders which led to the birth of Blazer Ammunition.
Blazer should be distinguished from CCI's brass-cased centerfire handgun ammunition line, Blazer Brass which came into existence after the firth of the Blazer aluminum-cased line. Blazer ammo features non-reloadable aluminum cartridge cases which are ideally suited for shooters who do not wish to reload their cartridge cases and are looking for a reliable cartridge at a lower cost than traditional brass-cased ammo. Blazer's cartridge cases are made with high-end aircraft grade aluminum that is heat treated to form the cartridge case in their ISO certified facility. All Blazer cartridges are loaded with the same bullets that the highly regarded Speer Lawman ammunition is loaded with.
The CCI plant which produces several brands (CCI, Blazer, Blazer Brass, and Speer) is owned by ATK (the same company that owns Federal Premium Ammunition).
Blazer ammo is produced in CCI's production facility in Lewiston, Idaho along the banks of the Snake river.
From Blazer's website:
Best budget rounds
Review by Roy A
This are cleaner rounds than any other budget rounds I have used. Reliable, and seem accurate, though I haven't done an official range test yet. One review on here has skewed the ratings and it wasn't about the product itself. Grow up
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Blazer Bucket - 1500 Rounds1 of 15
22 lr ammo
Review by Sammy
Got my two buckets of 22lr ammo in and all was dumped out in box bad packaging even sent in picture all they said was count the bullets to see if any was missing because there was hole in box. Not happy customer...
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Blazer Bucket - 1500 Rounds2 of 15
most reliable bulk ammo in 22lr
Review by Roy
These feed well and are much cleaner than most 22lr rounds I have used. Great for plinking and practice
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Blazer Bucket - 1500 Rounds3 of 15
Great ammo at a awesome price!
Review by Jpeth
Fast shipping, packaging protected my ammo, pricing makes bullets for birthdays a perfect idea!
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 380 Auto - 95 Grain FMJ - Blazer Aluminum - 50 Rounds4 of 15
Light primer strikes
Review by Dogfish1957
This ammo is not for a BG2.0..50% failure (light primer strikes) per box. I legally disposed 390 rounds. Don't buy.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 380 Auto - 95 Grain FMJ - Blazer - 1000 Rounds5 of 15
Great ammoat a great price
Review by Sibby
Missed going to range X 3 weeks (illness) but returned this week and shot well with ammo I bought from you.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 380 Auto - 95 Grain FMJ - Blazer - 1000 Rounds6 of 15
One major flaw
Review by Terrill B
Shoots consistently well for me, a bit stiffer in recoil than hornady because of the 200g weight. Dirtier than premium ammo. Its one killer flaw for EDC is sticking in cylinder on reloads. Assume the aluminum cases are fire forming tightly? Whatever, revolver reloads are already tough for a lefty, dont need any more hindrance. Same weight as speer (if you have it), so great practice round at less cost.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 44 S&W Special - 200 gr JHP - Blazer - 50 Rounds7 of 15
excellent ammunition
Review by Buck
despite a few comments by others this ammunition functions fine with zero damage to firearms that I own....the aluminum case is perfectly fine for one shot use and is not meant to be reloaded ...which is fine I do not reload....the hollow point may or may not expand and if it does it is minimal....in any case it meets FBI penitration minimums of 12 to 14 inches....but as stated the hollow point is shallow imo and expansion suffers...in conclusion I feel it is an adequate self defense round
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 38 Special - + P - 125 gr JHP - Blazer - 1000 Rounds8 of 15
Wish i could give this less than 1 star. stay away from this aluminum ammo,dont save a few bucks just buy brass or steel rounds
Review by Jedi Anthony
Took 2 chunks out of my new crane taurus 605 chambered in 357 mag which is +p rated.
My cousins colt cobra crane and his ruger gp 100 crane all new 357 magnum wheelguns all had to have new cranes put on.
1st 5 rounds through each gun. Never had bad anything from cci before. Now their ammo sucks. I suggest anybody looking for ammo in the future avoid cci aluminum rounds. It's aluminum not brass, don't go cheaper for aluminum, you get what you pay for with cheap defensive rounds.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 38 Special - + P - 125 gr JHP - Blazer - 1000 Rounds9 of 15
wish i could go lower than 1 star. bad ammo,stay away from cci blazer,there should be a recall on their cheap rounds.
Review by Jedi Anthony
took 2 chunks out of my new crane taurus 605 chambered in 357 mag which is +p rated and my cousins colt cobra crane and his ruger gp 100 crane all new 357 magnum wheelguns all had to have new cranes put on. 1st 5 rounds through each gun. never had bad anything from cci before. now their ammo sucks. i suggest anybody looking for ammo in the future avoid cci aluminum rounds. its aluminum not brass,dont go cheaper for aluminum,you get what you pay for with cheap defensive rounds.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 38 Special - + P - 125 gr JHP - Blazer - 1000 Rounds10 of 15
+P ammo at a great price
Review by YAG
FIrst time revolver shooter and overall gun newbie here. This thing kicks on a snubbie. Then again, the price is great for practice. As Paul Harrel said "practice with the ammo that you will depend your life on."
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 38 Special - + P - 125 gr JHP - Blazer - 1000 Rounds11 of 15
Jams often
Review by david
Jams once in every 20 rounds in my glock 22, might just be my specific gun.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 40 S&W - 180 gr TMJ Cleanfire - Blazer - 1000 Rounds12 of 15
Solid, good training ammo for +P
Review by David
This was very good ammo for training out of a J-frame, especially getting into +P ammo! Good for training to roughly the same recoil as you'll get out of defense loads out of a snub nose.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 38 Special - +P - 158 gr TMJ Clean Fire - Blazer - 50 Rounds13 of 15
5 stars
Review by Af
Great shoot
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 40 S&W - 165 Grain FMJ - Blazer - 50 Rounds14 of 15
Good
Review by Charlie
Great for the price ran good in the Ruger pistol and Browning plus the Walter pistol. Will buy more of these.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Blazer - 525 Rounds15 of 15
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