A few days ago, Tman and I found some Blazer 9mm ammo cheap at Academy.

We shot it, but felt that it might not be as accurate as we thought other ammo was.

But, instead of depending on "feelings", we decided to conduct a test.

We brought our handloads and three cheap brands of 9mm ammo to the range.

We shot my Glock 34, off of bags, at around 35-40 feet.

Why not further? Because these 56 and 63 year old eyes can't do their best work at longer ranges.

This is Tman shooting his groups.

I caught a round of Wolf in the air.

We shot several groups with the following:

Handloads, 115 grain Remington JHP, 5.0 gr. WW 231.

Winchester White Box 9mm.

Wolf 9mm.

And Blazer 9mm.

These are some representative groups.

As you can see, the groups indicate that this ammo was plenty accurate enough for practice ammo.