CCI Blazer 9mm

A: Ryan, this is compatible and will fire just fine. You should look at brass cased rather than aluminum cased since cost is comparable. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/680/CIA+AM1903+ZVS+9MM+124+FMJ+50%2F20 ---- https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/96077/AGUILA+1E092110+9MM+124+GR+1000 ------ https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/714013506/ARMSCOR+9MM+124GR+FMJ+50%2F1000

A: Yes, I personally used it myself. I prefer the 115gr but I have used 124gr blazer in my LC9S and it performed flawlessly. I also used Blazer in my 25acp and overall its a fantastic ammo. No complaints here and I always find something to complain about.

A: I highly recommend you use 115gr American Eagle for practice rounds in the LC9S and Ruger ARX rounds for self defense load.

A: Hi Ben, these are relatively mild 9mm target loads at a Muzzle Velocity: 1090 fps. If you need a low recoil load for self defense for her, my wife (I have her practice and carry the same load) carries : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/656_2081_10000837/products_id/34827/Magtech%209MM%2095%20Grain%20Jacketed%20Soft%20Point/

A: Hi Ben, It's mild to low recoil.

A: This is mild for a 124 grain load

A: Hey Ben. Well standard 115 grain 9mm has mild recoil as it is. Put in pocket pistols can be rough. With your 124 grain Nato round gonna give you a bit more recoil just due to the heavier bullet yet still completely manageable! Now that being said the 124 grain Nato round is a bit hotter of a round as well and be sure that your pistol/carbine can handle this hotter round! Hope this helps best of luck.

A: The Polycase ammo is very mild but sometimes hard to find. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1612/POLY+9RNPBRLUG25+9MM+84+RNP+25%2F10