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Last updated November 12, 2026

Blazer Brass 9mm prices

Compare budget FMJ range ammo across retailers.

Price range$0.307-$0.319/rd
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Current tracked offers

Observed across 2 tracked retailers. Latest observation: Nov 12, 2026, 12:00 AM UTC.

$0.307 to $0.319 /rd
ProductRetailerCPRBox priceObservedLink
Blazer Brass 9mm Luger Ammunition 200 Rounds FMJ 115 GrainsAmmo ASAP$0.307$61.38Nov 12, 2026, 12:00 AM UTCView
Blazer Brass 9mm Luger Ammunition 200 Rounds FMJ 115 GrainsTrue Shot Ammo$0.319$63.83Nov 11, 2026, 4:10 AM UTCView

Prices are scoped to currently tracked retailers and recent observations. Coverage varies by source and does not represent the entire market.

Available configurations

SKUGrainCount
5200115gr FMJ50
5201124gr FMJ50
5210147gr FMJ FN50
52001115gr FMJ100
52021115gr FMJ200

About Blazer Brass 9mm

Blazer Brass is CCI's budget range line and consistently one of the cheapest brass-cased 9mm options available. Brass-cased and boxer-primed (reloadable), unlike the aluminum-cased Blazer line. The 200-round range bucket (52021) and 100-round value packs are the most economical way to buy. Manufactured at CCI's Lewiston, Idaho facility. Reliable and clean-shooting for the price.

Blazer Brass vs Blazer Aluminum — What's the Difference

CCI makes two Blazer lines that are easily confused. Blazer Brass (this page) uses reloadable brass cases with boxer primers. Blazer Aluminum uses aluminum cases with Berdan primers — not reloadable, and banned at some ranges that sort brass for resale. Blazer Aluminum is typically priced slightly lower, but the brass version is more versatile. If you reload or your range requires brass cases, Blazer Brass is the right choice.

How It Compares

Blazer Brass, Federal AE, and Winchester White Box are the three pillars of budget 9mm range ammo. All are brass-cased, boxer-primed, and typically priced close to each other. Blazer Brass occasionally edges out the competition on price, especially in the 200-round bucket configuration. Magtech and Remington UMC are comparable alternatives. At this price tier, the shooting experience is nearly identical — what separates them is price and availability on the day.

Buying Tips

The 200-round bucket (52021) is the largest configuration and a popular option for range day purchases. The 100-round value pack (52001) is a good middle ground. Blazer Brass rarely has supply issues since CCI — part of The Kinetic Group — is one of the largest ammunition manufacturers in the US. Pair with a free shipping threshold to maximize savings — a couple of value packs often crosses a retailer's free-shipping threshold.

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