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I got a nice reply from Duane at Blazer Tech Support. He would like to know the Day Lot number for any of their ammo that has this cosmetic issue, so if you're inclined send that along to him:

Gene,

What is the day lot number and the product? The day lot will be on the end flap that tucks into the box and will look like A12B345.

What you are seeing is spotting caused by residues that did not get fully rinsed from the cleaning process of the case. These residues will react to the heat and humidity of stored ammo. This is an issue we have made improvements on.

We have tested thousands of rounds of this ammo that has these spots and not had any issues in function in the firearm. The issue is a cosmetic issue only and does not damage the firearm or the ammo. It looks bad.

If you would like a replacement of the ammo let me know. To do so, I’ll need from you a physical address and a phone number. Also how many boxes of this do you have?

I would like to not the day lot and the product in our records though. So if you could get this to me it would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Duane V. /Technical Service Representative

2299 Snake River Ave.

Lewiston, ID 83501

Alliant/Blazer/CCI/Speer

866-286-7436

Experts, BlazerAmmo BlazerAmmoExperts at VistaOutdoor.com <[email protected]-ammunition.com>
 

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Makes you wonder how it made it thru the shortage . Maybe it was hidden in a corner.
Maybe. But most of the new kids don't shoot .45acp, so not as much demand for it as 9mm, .38, 380, etc. which means lower inventory turnover. Other than old guys and some SF military, .45 isn't real popular comparatively speaking.
 

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Maybe. But most of the new kids don't shoot .45acp, so not as much demand for it as 9mm, .38, 380, etc. which means lower inventory turnover. Other than old guys and some SF military, .45 isn't real popular comparatively speaking.
It may warm your heart to know that I see a lot of younger guys, those just turning 21 and in their early 20's eyeing 1911's often and have the plan to buy one. Don't know if that's influence from older family members or what, but many seem to appreciate the design, feel, and function of a 1911 in specific. Others want a more modern .45 like the Glocks but see more 1911's go out the door than anything else in .45 ACP.
 
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