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DO NOT FIRE THIS AMMO IN CARBINE FIREARMS. SERIOUS INJURY AND FIREARM DAMAGE CAN RESULT.
Soda cans. Airplanes. Ammo cases? That’s correct! So long as it’s correctly heat-treated, aluminum can be used to make dependable (albeit disposable) cases. That’s why Blazer’s tried and trusted Idaho-made 9mm ammo is so popular among firearm enthusiasts who want to enjoy their favorite hobby without obliterating their piggy banks!
This ammo’s cases are headstamped “NR.” That stands for not reloadable. Blazer even went so far as to load each round with a noncorrosive Berdan primer, which means you couldn’t even handload it if you tried.
These range loads are equipped with 115 grain full metal jacket projectiles. Nonmagnetic. Non-expanding. Capable of hustling out of a 4” barrel at a velocity of 1,145 fps. That’s supersonic, but still bound to generate pretty agreeable felt recoil followed by a nice, flat trajectory.
