If someone yells “TRAIN!” at you, first check to make sure you aren’t standing on tracks. If you aren’t, then you can safely accept their helpful advice at face value, and head to the gun range so you can become more proficient with your 10mm Auto firearm of choice.

Blazer (a wholly owned subsidiary of CCI) didn’t invent any funny business when they loaded this ammunition. Its 180 grain full metal jacket projectiles are the most standard one could enlist for any shape of form of target shooting. If you’re peering through the sights with fierce intent on landing a bullseye – or not putting all *that* much thought into your aim while you’re happily plinking – the 180gr FMJ is the only friend you need.

Blazer’s FMJs contain zero steel, and have just as much chance of attracting a magnet. The FMJ’s jacket is *plated*, however, which means the bullet can’t safely pass through a ported barrel or ported recoil compensator. Contact with a port could strip a piece of the thinner, weaker jacket clean off. Worse yet, it can deflect said sliver of shrapnel back at your face. No ported barrel or ported compensator? No problem!

This isn’t Blazer’s aluminum-cased fare. It features virgin brass: Boxer primed, and reloadable.

1000 Round Case

Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: 5221
Caliber: 10mm Auto
Bullet Weight: 180 Grains
Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket
Muzzle Velocity: 1200 fps
Muzzle Energy: 575 ft/lbs
Reloadable Brass Case
1000 Rounds