CCI Blazer .45 ammo
My shooting addiction has now reached about 400 rounds a week of .45 acp. I don't re-load (Please! - I already know that I should)so I am always looking for some good, reasonably clean ammo. I have been very pleased with Fiocchi and have recently had very good luck with the new Wolf. I have not used CCI Blazer but I can get it for about $20/1000 cheaper than Fiocchi. I would appreciate anyone's experience with .45 Blazer.
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I've used 45 Blazer ammo for years. It's good value for the money. Accurate in my guns and seems "hotter" then the normal 45 ACP Plinking ammo. In fact when I use to shoot it in my Marlin Camp Carbine it would "Double" regularly. This would cause raised eyebrows at the range. 
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I can't say I've had experience with CCI .45acp but I go along with
Rufe wholeheartedly. The .44mag and .357mag Blazers I've used were fairly "hot", functioned fine, and seemed to shoot quite clean, much more so than Wolf. Wolf's OK, but what .45acp I've shot of it is fairly dirty. Sellier & Belliot and the white box Winchesters (can be found at Wally World in 100 packs) also shoot very well.0 -
Have you tried the Iserial arms? I seems reasonable and functions well. I have been using a lot of Brown Bear because of the cost for shooting. When I carry I put the best in th clip.
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like to know where u get them for 20 bucks for 1000 rds? 0 -
20/1000 LESS than Fiocchi 45 ammo.
Some guys like a mag full of lead, I still prefer one round to the head.0 -
Not to flog a dead horse, but at 400 rounds per week, a moderately priced reloading setup would pay for itself in very short order.
http://www.gunbroker.com/auction/Browse.asp?Cat=1016
http://sporting-goods.listings.ebay.com/Hunting_Reloading-Equipment_W0QQfromZR4QQsacategoryZ31823QQsocmdZListingItemList0
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