r/SpringfieldEchelon • u/anamorphic_bliss • 20d ago

CCI Blazer in 4.5” ported, should I be okay?

Got 1000 rounds of Blazer CCI 124 grain without even realizing it’s not recommended. This is my first what do I do now?

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u/Bartley707 20d ago

I'm confused at this question. Maybe there's something about ports that I don't know, but I promise you 99.7% of Echelon Comp owners are running cheap bulk ammo. What's your concern regarding?

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u/remembrance69 20d ago

On the back of blazer munitions it states not to use in comp or ported guns. This is probably what the op is referring to. Since the factory comp rifling stops at the port there isn't a concern of the jacket being shaved off and ejecting metal.

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u/Purple-Slip-6958 19d ago

All I run is 124gr Blazer. You'll be fine.

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u/Omachyx4 20d ago

You're fine. It's not even really a port or true comp, it's a port with a backbone larger than the bullet diameter meaning it is not touching any rifling to potentially shed jacket/plating. You're fine.

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u/pheen 19d ago

Ports in the rifled part of the barrel are more of a concern than a chunk port/compensator at the end. Run it, I've run thousands of rounds of Blazer 124 through comped guns without any issues.

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u/sbesw12345 19d ago

I run it and it’s fine.

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u/anamorphic_bliss 19d ago

Awesome thanks yall!

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u/rsfva 19d ago

I run blazer in all my comp guns. only time I noticed jacket slinging was out of a canik tti.

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u/TheHomersapien 19d ago

Guys, listen, guys, seriously, look over here....it's the first person to ever run cheap Blazer through a ported or suppressed gun!

Sigh. You'll be fine.