1000 Rounds of 115gr FMJ 9mm Ammo by Blazer Aluminum

We waste too much aluminum on silly things like soda cans and airplanes. We ought to be using 100 percent of the inexpensive yet lightweight metal for the production if shell cases! At least Blazer has the right idea – these 9mm range loads are a great way to stick to your training regimen without breaking the bank!

These rounds’ cases aren’t magnetic, which does make them harder to separate from brass. That’s why some indoor ranges don’t permit aluminum cased ammo on their premises. Aluminum cases are also completely inappropriate for handloading, which is why Blazer loads this particular ammo with Berdan primers. The Berdan-pocketed case’s two flash holes make it impossible to load conventional Boxer primers, although Blazer’s primers are still non-corrosive as usual.

This ammo features really straightforward 115 grain full metal jackets. The bullets consist of lead cores and non-magnetic gilding metal jackets, and are rigid enough to feed reliably into any semi-auto’s chamber before establishing a supersonic muzzle velocity.