Where to buy CCI Blazer .22 LR

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  • m_deaner

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    Does anyone know where I can buy CCI Blazer .22 40-grain RN? I used to shoot this stuff by the case when Galyans sold it... but I can't find it now that Galyans got bought out by Dick's.

    I'm not interested in ordering this ammo online - I've scoured the net for it and there aren't any good prices, especially when factoring in shipping.
     

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    Thanks for the tip. I might drop by Elmores next month when I go through Indy on my way to ACC. Do you know how much it costs there?

    I'm interested in buying a whole case (5,000 rounds) so I'm not sure it'd be worthwhile to take those two boxes off your hands. But I do appreciate the offer.

    Edit: Wal-mart doesn't carry Blazers. They do carry mini-mags, but they're a little too pricey for practice.
     
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    They came from there and I only live a few miles from there.

    I think that they are marked about 8.00 a 100 but I think that I paid less then 7.00.

    If you want I can ask Jason the next time I'm in.

    The only thing that I don't like is that they are subsonic and do not have a copper jacket.
     

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    Wow, I used to pay 79-cents a box at Galyans. They eventually got up to $11/500 before the supply dried up. I could shoot Mini-mags cheaper than Blazers at Elmore's prices.

    The blazers are definately a light load and they are dirty, but they run 100% in my .22s and are almost as accurate as CCI Mini-mags (at half the price). I've had reliability problems from Federal bulk-pak and especially Winchester X-pert and Remington HP bulk.
     

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    I shoot a lot of bulk Federal with very few problems but when I shoot in something like Friday Night Steel I shoot the CCI High Velocity 36grain because of the copper jackets and almost 0 FTF.
     

    indykid

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    I can't believe how much CCI Blaizer has gone up. Like m_deaner I remember paying 79 cents a box/ $7.99 a brick. Last night at Gander Mountain, well know for being high, I saw it for $3 a box. I can't believe $30 a brick of 500!!!!
     

    m_deaner

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    I shoot a lot of bulk Federal with very few problems but when I shoot in something like Friday Night Steel I shoot the CCI High Velocity 36grain because of the copper jackets and almost 0 FTF.

    I also shoot a lot of bulk Federal and it's generally pretty good. I think it's the best of the Wal-mart bulk 22. But I used Federal bulk at FNS and had two FTFs and my son had three FTFs and one dud. He wants me to get some blazer.

    I just bought a case of CCI Mini Mag 40-grain round points and I'll be using them for future steel events. But I think the accuracy of the Mini Mag bullets would be wasted on my son... for him, I just need inexpensive 22 ammo that's very reliable. I am not comfortable with him clearing FTFs and duds.

    I think I'll eventually cave in and give him Mini Mags... I shouldn't be so cheap.
     

    Colt556

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    I was just at Walmart and they had the bulk packs (550) of Remington, Federal and Winchester that were $12-$16. The Remington was 16 something for sure, not certain about the other prices, I think Winchester was the cheapest. Also had plenty of 9mm, 45 ACP and .223 in stock.
     

    dblagent

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    Well, as much as I HATE to tell anyone to go here.... Cosners in Bedford used to carry Blazer ammo as I purchased some there. I would call to see if they still have it. Then if they do... I'd still buy somewhere else! :): Good luck in the search, I have not been there in about 1.5 years, but they used to have a bunch.

    I have a few small boxes I got to try, and it will not run in anything I have tried it in. I get jams no matter what, I guess I'll save it till I have a bolt .22 to use it in.
     

    mettle

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    Matt,

    Rural King in Martinsville had about 10 cases of it just two days ago. 1.99 a box of 50 I think. I've shot about 8k of the stuff, a bit dirty but more reliable than remington or winchesters if you ask me.

    So, Rural King is a good store to go to anyways if you ask me.

    Eric
     

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    Matt,

    Rural King in Martinsville had about 10 cases of it just two days ago. 1.99 a box of 50 I think. I've shot about 8k of the stuff, a bit dirty but more reliable than remington or winchesters if you ask me.

    So, Rural King is a good store to go to anyways if you ask me.

    Eric
    Where was it? I was up there early last week and couldn't find anything but Remington.
     

    m_deaner

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    Matt,

    Rural King in Martinsville had about 10 cases of it just two days ago. 1.99 a box of 50 I think. I've shot about 8k of the stuff, a bit dirty but more reliable than remington or winchesters if you ask me.

    So, Rural King is a good store to go to anyways if you ask me.

    Eric


    Thanks; I'm not too far from Martinsville. I'll drop by there some time this week. I appreciate your help.
     

    Joe Williams

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    Big R's in Crawfordsville has it, so perhaps that will be a good place to check if you have one locally.
     

    m_deaner

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    They are plain lead with a waxy lube.
    "Jacketed" .22LR are really "copper-washed", meaning they have a very thin copper plating on them. They really aren't FMJs.

    Shipping was about $28, but keep in mind I bought a case and a half (over 7,500 rounds).

    Price with shipping and insurance per box of 50 is $1.62
     
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    4sarge

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    They are plain lead with a waxy lube.
    "Jacketed" .22LR are really "copper-washed", meaning they have a very thin copper plating on them. They really aren't FMJs.

    Shipping was about $28, but keep in mind I bought a case and a half (over 7,500 rounds).

    Price with shipping and insurance per box of 50 is $1.62

    Thanks, not a bad price :yesway:
     
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