Blazer Brass Handgun Ammo – .40 S&W – 180 Grain – 50 Rounds

Have went through around 1000 rounds with this ammo in a range of different firearms and have never had an issue. Great quality for a the price.

I have bin using this for some time now and have yet to have a miss fire ...works great at the range

Completely garbage ammo so little power when actually ejected it falls down your shirt instead of being thrown hard and far like Winchester ammo also centaure ammo is even better

I've been using the 124 grain on my s&w m&p 9mm and have shot about 8,000-9,000 rounds without a single failure or miss feed gun loves this ammo and great price very highly recommend

No problems other than the front of my pistol being covered in soot, not a big issue, but not fun either.

I've put about 1000 rounds of this downrange and it is good value for target shooting. That said, today I had a squib round, which I would not expect from a new manufacturer round, as opposed to a reloaded round. Primer ignited, powder only pushed it halfway down the barrel (Smith Wesson M&P2 9mm). I will allow them 1, maybe 2, but that's all. That said I just ordered another 500 rounds since you get what you can at the moment. A reminder to everyone to listen out for squib rounds, as sending another round down an obstructed barrel is not good news for your gun, and possibly not good news for you. Shoot safe.

I was into cabelas in Dartmouth on Jan 3rd. I walked up the ammunition isle, and for the first time in 2+ months I saw 3 or 4 unopened cases of the Blazer brass case 9mm. I grabbed a case and up I went. Only to find out that the price had gone up nearly 200% since the last time I bought a case at the end of October. Price went from 16.99 per box, to 29.99. Was not pleased to see this especially when all of the other 9mm ammo on the shelf hasn't gone up more than a buck or 2, and most other stuff was unchanged. Needless to say, the case of ammo stayed on the shelf.