CCI Blazer Brass 9mm

A: Ben, the 115gr load will have slightly less recoil due to the lighter bullet although they will be fairly close.

A: Hi Ben, the 115 grain load will have less recoil due to the lighter bullet although they will be fairly close.

A: The heavier bullets always seem to have less recoil because at lower velocities they tend to be less snappy and the gun more controllable. This is why 80% of competitive shooters use 147 grain bullets in 9mm.

A: the 115 grain load will have less recoil due to the lighter bullet although they will be fairly close.

A: Yes, you can order it online and have it shipped to an ffl. In some states this is a requirement, other states (like Oregon) where I live you can have ot shipped directly to your home. This is some great ammo too, this is my preferred 9mm practice ammo, it groups well, is reliable and very clean.

A: Nyi, online inventory is treated separately than in store inventory. Just contact the store to verify it is in stock and just go purchase it directly. Lexington (859) 368-0419, Sevierville (865) 774-2007, Greenville (270) 641-0753.

A: Nyi, you cannot order ammo on line for in store pick up. Just go to the store and buy it, but call first to see if it is in stock at store. Lexington (859) 368-0419, Sevierville (865) 774-2007, Greenville (270) 641-0753.

A: Hi Daniel and welcome. Yes, all ammunition and ammo components must ship to an FFL dealer, Californians must pass a background check to take possession. Details under Accessories/Ammunition here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf ---------- Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi Dan, all ammunition and ammo components must ship to an FFL dealer, Californians must pass a background check to take possession. You will choose a local FFL to have your ammo sent to during checkout. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: In CA all ammo sales have to be shipped to a FFL https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: These are a lead core that have a copper jacket. Here's a super article on The CCi Blazer Brass 9mm. https://bulkmunitions.com/blog/blazer-brass-9mm-review/

A: Hi Keith and welcome. This bullet has a lead core which is the majority of the bullet with a copper jacket. It is considered a lead round. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Yes I use and reload Blazer brass with no issues

A: Hi Rodney and welcome. This will function no issue in the stock 8" Stribog (45 degree;"US", lock block). Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!