Blaser 9mm brass...

[FLHTCUI]

I have a couple hundred rounds of Blazer Brass.
This is the Speer CCI stuff.
My question is " Is this reloadable" ?
I already have 2000 rounds of Win. Brass so do I really need this small odd lot of once fired brass?
I may have read it was NFG (someones opinion)either on the WWW or in a manual, that escapes me now.
Can someone enlighten me ?
Thanks,
Rob

nope, this is brass colored, it isnt the light weight stuff.
black and gold box, maybe I'll add a pictured of the box.

 

[Cummins4x4]

IIRC the blazer ammo is aluminum, not brass and is not reloadable.

 

[CeeZer]

Blazer brass cases are very reloadable, I prefer them to Win. In fact, Win 9mm cases are not my favs., especially if you get nickel plated ones - decapping pin seems to be getting stuck due to smaller flash hole; and priming is usually very tight.
I really do like Speer and Blazer brass, followed by Fed. and then Rem.
If you don't like having odd brass, load it up, mark head stamps with say red or black marker (just run it across when rounds are in box) and don't re-use them.

 

[curtmg]

If it's "Blazer Brass" then yes. The old stuff they used to make was aluminum cased, and not reloadable. If it's brass coloured, good. If it's grey, pitch it.

 

[CeeZer]

They still make 'alum' cases, that are alloy and not reloadable - box has a warning on the back.
Another drawback for alum cases - they often cause guns to jam.

 

[Tex Critter]

Blazer aluminum cases are berdan primed. Just look inside if doubtful.

 

[daBear]

As posted above, CCI has gone back to Berdan primed aluminum cases. For a couple of years they were using boxer which could in fact be reloaded despite the warnings on the box, but with a short case life. More for giggles and desperation than for serious reloading. If they're Berdan (2 flash holes on base when looking inside) then pitch 'em.
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[dudley2112]

ive reloaded blazer brass and it works fine, load away