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BLAZER AMMO 22 LONG RIFLE LEAD ROUND NOSE Reviews & Ratings

CCI Blazer .22 LR 40 gr LRN rimfire ammunition is an ideal all-purpose load for a variety of applications. CCI has been a leader in rimfire ammunition for nearly 60 years, and it offers products ideal for the plinker, hunter, and target shooter, including Blazer .22 LR 38gr or 40gr LRN.

Brass case
Lubricated lead round nose (LRN) bullet
Available in bricks

CCI Blazer .22 LR 38gr or 40gr LRN rimfire ammunition is gentle enough for older .22 rifles and pistols, yet delivers excellent performance from a gun manufactured yesterday as well. Grab a brick today and enjoy some quality time at the range!

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Reviews Summary

The BLAZER AMMO 22 Long Rifle Lead Round Nose is praised for its accuracy, affordability, and reliable performance across various firearms. Many users report excellent shooting experiences, though some note it can be quite dirty. A few reviewers faced cycling issues in certain models, but overall, satisfaction remains high for target practice and plinking.

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Performance

78%

Reviewers consistently highlight the performance of BLAZER AMMO, noting its accuracy and reliability across various firearms such as Ruger and Glock models. Most users experienced good results, making it a preferred choice for target shooting and plinking.

Pricing

70%

The price point of BLAZER AMMO is frequently mentioned as a significant advantage, with many users appreciating its affordability compared to other brands. This value proposition attracts buyers looking for economical options in ammunition.

Cleanliness

34%

Some reviewers expressed concerns regarding the dirty residue left after firing BLAZER AMMO. Various users noted increased fouling in their barrels, which detracted from their overall shooting experience.

Cycling Issues

22%

While many have had successful experiences, a minority reported cycling problems with specific firearms, leading to jams or failures to feed. This inconsistency raised concerns for some users regarding reliability in certain models.

Customer Support

15%

A few users attempted to reach out to customer service regarding issues but did not receive satisfactory responses. This suggests potential gaps in customer care, which could affect user trust and follow-up procedures.

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CCI "Blazer" .22lr's

I purchased multiple bricks of CCI Blazer .22's for use with my Ruger SR22 and Colt/Walther 1911 Trophy Cup pistol. After several range outings I experienced barrel fouling to the extent that I had to stop shooting because the barrels were smeared with lead. I was concerned about having squib rounds. I ended up selling the 10 bricks I had remaining to another .22 shooter at my local range. He hasn't experienced the same conditions that I did. I switched to CCI "standard Velocity" and 40 gr. CPRN and have never had any issues since. Sold my SR22 for a Ruger Mark IV. Beautiful and accurate pistol. For a few dollars more, per brick, I wouldn't go back to any "Blazer" .22's.

Did CCI make a change to this ammo ?

I have shot probably 20,000 rds of the CCI Blazer in the past and was very satisfied with it. However recently I picked up a few boxes and noticed that the shape and color of the bullet was different. At the range the new stuff felt like std vel ammo compared to the older ammo I had on hand ( purchased several years ago in case lot), and I started having FTE from my auto pistols. I emailed Blazer but never rec'd a response. You may want to try a few boxes before buying a large quantity.

junk

bought for my sons ruger 10/22 would not cycle jammed constantly at least 3 per magazine gummed up my brand new barrel and magazines some how cheap terrible rounds please don't waste your money

This be bad

This is not high velocity ammo. Would not cycle the slide in my Kimber .22 conversion, would not cycle my 10/22, would not cycle my friend's Sig P22. I shot about 50 of them "single shot" style in my Kimber conversion and spend the rest of the day at the range with a bronze brush - trying to get the leadding and power fowling out. I'll pass on future use of these.