Blazer Aluminum cased

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Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by KYgundude » Sun Aug 08, 2021 12:53 pm

Academy Sports Outer Loop has an endless supply of the Blazer Alum 9mm with a 4 box limit for 1.99/ea. The employees there claim it's very dirty ammo and I shouldn't use it through my carbine. Well I fed it through the Glock 45. It looked at me and said MORE COOKIE!!!! As I know it can run it(not that I had any Doubt the Glock will fire most anything).

Thoughts on the stuff? I think Blazer Brass is dirty as shit anyway and going with the assumption all other things are equal. Brass is just really expensive.

Opinions on the stuff? Do you see any logical reason my Carbine wouldn't cycle it? It's just pretty much a 92FS with a longer barrel and plastic stock.

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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by WLJ » Sun Aug 08, 2021 1:12 pm

KYgundude wrote:
Sun Aug 08, 2021 12:53 pm
Academy Sports Outer Loop has an endless supply of the Blazer Alum 9mm with a 4 box limit for 1.99/ea. The employees there claim it's very dirty ammo and I shouldn't use it through my carbine. Well I fed it through the Glock 45. It looked at me and said MORE COOKIE!!!! As I know it can run it(not that I had any Doubt the Glock will fire most anything).

Thoughts on the stuff? I think Blazer Brass is dirty as shit anyway and going with the assumption all other things are equal. Brass is just really expensive.

Opinions on the stuff? Do you see any logical reason my Carbine wouldn't cycle it? It's just pretty much a 92FS with a longer barrel and plastic stock.
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$1.99? Sure you didn't forget a digit there?

92 is a delayed falling locking block action, CX4 is a delayed blowback.
But anyway it should run in CX4 I would think. I've shot a bunch of it without any real issues (but I don't recall ever shooting it in the CX4 though) but be aware and some guns can be a little quirky with it but if it runs with it stock up.

The dirtiness comes from the fact Alum doesn't seal the chamber as well as brass.
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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by irishrob » Sun Aug 08, 2021 1:26 pm

It was 14.99 when I was there last week. I picked up the brass cased for 4 extra $

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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by Dustin » Sun Aug 08, 2021 2:35 pm

You can get a case rupture in a direct blowback gun. Like a sub2000. The bolt might open before the pressure has dropped. Brass and steel can take it.

As far as dirty you can feed them wolf all day it won’t matter.


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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by PDM » Sun Aug 08, 2021 2:40 pm

I don't have a sub gun, but I and some close friends have shot thousands of rounds in every conceivable pistol and caliber. It's no issue in handguns
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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by KYgundude » Sun Aug 08, 2021 4:47 pm

Yeah 14.99. I'll stick to shooting the stuff in the Glock and not grab anymore then.

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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

Post by Elkins45 » Mon Aug 09, 2021 9:55 pm

Dustin wrote:
Sun Aug 08, 2021 2:35 pm
You can get a case rupture in a direct blowback gun. Like a sub2000. The bolt might open before the pressure has dropped. Brass and steel can take it.

As far as dirty you can feed them wolf all day it won’t matter.


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I had that happen to me. Nothing like a bleeding face wound to ruin your day at the range.

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Re: Blazer Aluminum cased

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