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CCI
Looking for affordable .38 Special +P ammo that won't break the bank on range day? Blazer Ammunition .38 Special +P 125 Grain JHP delivers reliable performance at a price that lets you shoot more. CCI's Blazer line uses heat-treated aircraft-grade aluminum cases to keep costs down while maintaining the accuracy and dependability you need for training and practice. Whether you're working on your fundamentals or just putting rounds downrange, this 50-round box gives you quality bullets paired with reliable primers—the ingredients that matter when you're stacking groups at the range.
The 125-grain jacketed hollow point projectile is a proven performer for .38 Special +P handloads, offering consistent ballistics from shot to shot. Aluminum cases are lighter than brass but stand up to the pressures of +P loads, and they're simple to identify when you're policing brass at the range. At this price point, Blazer ammo removes the excuse to skip practice or dry-fire drills when you should be building skills behind the gun.
CCI has been making ammunition since 1951, and Blazer is their entry for shooters who want to practice hard without the premium tag. The combination of affordability and reliability makes this the go-to choice for handgun enthusiasts who measure their ammunition budget by the box, not the round.
| Caliber | .38 Special +P |
| Bullet Weight | 125 Grains |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Case Material | Aluminum (heat-treated aircraft-grade) |
| Rounds Per Box | 50 |
| Manufacturer | CCI |
Yes, this ammunition is loaded to .38 Special +P pressure specifications. However, always consult your firearm's manual or manufacturer to confirm it is rated for +P loads. Some firearms are not rated for +P pressures, so verification is essential before use.
Blazer aluminum cases are not reloadable. If reloading is important to your shooting budget, consider brass-cased alternatives.
Aluminum cases cost less to produce than brass, and Blazer's aluminum cases are designed for shooters who prioritize affordability for high-volume training and practice. You get the same reliable performance and quality primers—you just skip the brass that adds to the expense.
CCI
Looking for affordable .38 Special +P ammo that won't break the bank on range day? Blazer Ammunition .38 Special +P 125 Grain JHP delivers reliable performance at a price that lets you shoot more. CCI's Blazer line uses heat-treated aircraft-grade aluminum cases to keep costs down while maintaining the accuracy and dependability you need for training and practice. Whether you're working on your fundamentals or just putting rounds downrange, this 50-round box gives you quality bullets paired with reliable primers—the ingredients that matter when you're stacking groups at the range.
The 125-grain jacketed hollow point projectile is a proven performer for .38 Special +P handloads, offering consistent ballistics from shot to shot. Aluminum cases are lighter than brass but stand up to the pressures of +P loads, and they're simple to identify when you're policing brass at the range. At this price point, Blazer ammo removes the excuse to skip practice or dry-fire drills when you should be building skills behind the gun.
CCI has been making ammunition since 1951, and Blazer is their entry for shooters who want to practice hard without the premium tag. The combination of affordability and reliability makes this the go-to choice for handgun enthusiasts who measure their ammunition budget by the box, not the round.
| Caliber | .38 Special +P |
| Bullet Weight | 125 Grains |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Case Material | Aluminum (heat-treated aircraft-grade) |
| Rounds Per Box | 50 |
| Manufacturer | CCI |
Yes, this ammunition is loaded to .38 Special +P pressure specifications. However, always consult your firearm's manual or manufacturer to confirm it is rated for +P loads. Some firearms are not rated for +P pressures, so verification is essential before use.
Blazer aluminum cases are not reloadable. If reloading is important to your shooting budget, consider brass-cased alternatives.
Aluminum cases cost less to produce than brass, and Blazer's aluminum cases are designed for shooters who prioritize affordability for high-volume training and practice. You get the same reliable performance and quality primers—you just skip the brass that adds to the expense.
