1000 Rounds of 9mm Ammo by Blazer Brass - 124gr FMJ

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Ammo Overview

Ammo Quantity - 1,000 rounds per case; 50 rounds per box
Ammo Manufacturer - Blazer
Projectiles - 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casings - Boxer-primed brass
Muzzle Velocity - 1,090 fps
Muzzle Energy - 327 ft lbs

Details

Blazer Brass has become a staple of affordable range training, and is trusted by avid shooters all over the country for their training needs. This ammo is with a standard weight 124 grain full metal jacket bullet, and is loaded into a Boxer primed brass case. 124 grain bullets in 9mm are best suited for compact pistols like the Glock 19 or Sig 250C, and for full size pistols like the Glock 17 and Smith & Wesson M&P. Many people find that 124 grain ammo is just a bit too snappy for sub-compact pistols.

This ammo will have very similar felt recoil and trajectory to 124 grain defensive loads made by premium manufacturers like Hornady and Federal.

Introduction:

Blazer Brass 124gr 9mm FMJ is overwhelmingly favored by customers for its reliability, accuracy, and excellent value for high-volume range use. While most buyers report flawless performance over thousands of rounds, a minority highlight reliability issues or increased fouling compared to some competitor ammo.

Overall Rating:

(Highly Recommended)
Best For: Range Practice, High-Volume Training, Recreational Shooting
Key Pro: Exceptionally Reliable for Most Users
Key Nuance: Can Be Dirtier Than Some Brands; Is Brass-Cased (Reloadable)

Detailed Analysis:

What Shooters Praise (The Pros)

Reliability

The vast majority of customers experienced zero malfunctions through thousands of rounds in a wide variety of firearms, consistently mentioning no failures to fire, feed, or eject. However, a small but notable group of reviewers experienced recurring failures to feed (FTF) or failures to eject (FTE), particularly in specific pistols (e.g., S&W SD9VE, SIG P226). Most negative reliability reports are outliers rather than the norm.

Performance

Buyers praise the consistent accuracy and controllable recoil of the 124gr weight, noting smooth cycling and tight groupings in handguns and pistol caliber carbines. It closely mimics common defensive loads in feel. A handful of users note the ammo runs 'hotter' than lighter range loads, while some encountered minor issues with uneven rounds or rare defective cartridges.

Bargain

Blazer Brass 124gr is widely viewed as a top value for bulk ammo, offering significant savings per box compared to local retail and other brands. Multiple reviewers highlight fast, reliable shipping and well-packaged deliveries from BulkAmmo.com, reinforcing the value proposition.

What to Know (The Nuances)

- Cleanliness: Most users find it relatively clean or on par with other FMJ range ammo, but several note it can be noticeably dirtier—producing more residue and requiring more thorough cleaning versus brands like Winchester and Remington.
- Casing Material: Brass-cased, reloadable—frequently cited as a positive, especially at this price point.
- Occasional Variability: Isolated reports of inconsistent loads, uneven rounds, or minor defects (such as corrosion, low powder/weak rounds) exist but are rare relative to overall volume.
- Bulk Packaging: Advise paying extra for double boxing to avoid transit damage (a recurring packaging suggestion).
- Customer Service: Consistently praised for prompt, thorough service and shipping speed.

Conclusion

Blazer Brass 124gr 9mm FMJ stands out as a go-to option for shooters seeking reliable, affordable bulk ammo for regular practice and training. Most customers enjoy flawless cycling, good accuracy, and reloadable brass at a cost that enables frequent range sessions. Prospective buyers should be aware that occasional batches may be dirtier than premium competition and that rare reliability issues can occur in certain firearms. Overall, it is highly recommended for high-volume shooting and range use, with unbeatable value from BulkAmmo’s fast, efficient fulfillment.

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Posted On: 3/17/2025 By: Leslie

A: Yes sir, absolutely.

Posted On: 10/20/2024 By: Matthew

A: Yes sir, absolutely.

Posted On: 3/5/2024 By: Jawuan

A: Thanks for reaching out Jawuan! I can't guarantee any kind of performance out of a firearm I haven't personally tested, but this ammo should function correctly in a TP9SA Mod.2.

Posted On: 1/9/2024 By: Hannibal

A: Yes sir! "9mm" and "9mm Luger" are just two different names for the same exact cartridge.

Posted On: 10/27/2023 By: Lonnie Mitchell

A: Absolutely Lonnie! This ammo should function correctly in any 9mm 1911-pattern handgun.

Posted On: 4/6/2023 By: PhilMW

A: Yessir, it's 1,090 fps out of a 4" test barrel.

Posted On: 3/21/2023 By: Desert Guns Ammo

A: Thanks for reaching out Desert Guns! The dimensions of one box is 5.5" L x 2.75" W x 1.5" H.

Posted On: 5/16/2021 By: Thomas

A: Thanks for reaching out Thomas! Blazer Brass ammunition contains no steel and is nonmagnetic. Any indoor range should accept CCI's ammo no problem!

Posted On: 8/22/2020 By: KB

A: +P ammo theoretically offers a flatter trajectory and does more damage to its target. When "+P" follows the name of a handgun cartridge such as 9mm +P, 38 Special +P, or 380 ACP +P, it indicates that it is loaded to higher than normal pressure. Essentially a more potent propellant charge creates greater pressure in a handgun's chamber when it is ignited, giving the bullet an increased muzzle velocity and muzzle energy as the result. +P ammo is also known as "overpressure" ammo for this reason. A few things to bear in mind with +P ammo. First and foremost, not all firearms are designed to handle that heightened chamber pressure. Check your firearm's manual or consult an expert before firing +P ammo, as it may destroy your firearm or even cause injury. Second, semi-automatic firearms that are rated to fire +P will wear out more quickly because of it. To avert damage to your weapon's moving parts, it is recommended that you save +P ammo for self-defense and never train with it. As a side note, +P ammo is standardized by SAAMI. Ammo manufacturers are still working within precisely defined specifications when they make +P ammo. However, +P+ ammo does not follow SAAMI specs. I advise that you avoid +P+ ammo until you have made absolutely certain your firearm can handle it. +P+ ammo is also highly uncommon, so you needn't worry about it.

Posted On: 4/24/2020 By: Jeff

A: Absolutely Jeff, this 9mm ammo will function correctly in your G43X.

Posted On: 3/25/2020 By: Jim C

A: Absolutely! The P320 is available chambered for four different cartridges, but if it's a 9mm this ammo will function correctly in it.

Posted On: 2/19/2020 By: sandra

A: Depending on what you're looking for, it's excellent range ammo that runs in cycles well through most functioning 9mm handguns.

Posted On: 6/23/2019 By: Troy Hopper

A: Hi Troy. That particular deal is shipped 20 boxes of 50 rounds each.

Posted On: 5/24/2019 By: Kent S.

A: Hi, Kent, you have asked a great question! These 9mm 124gr FMJ ammo by Blazer Brass have a brass casing and a copper jacket. They are not plated.

Posted On: 10/29/2015 By: Myoldglory

A: Hello! The Blazer Brass ammunition is new manufacture.

Posted On: 10/26/2015 By: Eric McMasters

A: Hello Eric, The Blazer Brass ammunition is all new manufacture.

Posted On: 10/15/2015 By: Roland

A: Hello Roland, Blazer Brass lists the velocity of this round at 1090 fps although they do not specify the barrel length used in the testing.

Posted On: 12/20/2012 By: Steve

A: The Blazer Brass line of ammo is loaded with the traditional brass cartridges and are NOT aluminum or steel. Additionally, they are boxer primed which will work for any reloading needs.

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