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plastikosmd
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"I personally don't see why one wouldn't select the Swift. "
I have sold my first swift, will own another someday. Not selling the 22-250, ever. As far as reasons, like many, I have a number of platforms. In my area it was hard to find swift rounds/brass, didnt want to bother making them. I can stop in at any shop and pick up a box of 22-250, fire through my striker pistol for fun, then reload the brass with 'precision' for my paticular rifle. It makes for a nice system. Nothing against the swift, if I liked my rifle, I would have had no issue getting a bunch of brass to keep onhand. Right now the 22-250 is just 'easier' and 100+ fps means nothing to me. Personally, arguing that a round is better because you can put more powder behind it thus making it faster is a bit silly (my bigger issues is hitting what I was aiming at!). Now if I could find an older 40x in 220 swift that isnt beat
I have sold my first swift, will own another someday. Not selling the 22-250, ever. As far as reasons, like many, I have a number of platforms. In my area it was hard to find swift rounds/brass, didnt want to bother making them. I can stop in at any shop and pick up a box of 22-250, fire through my striker pistol for fun, then reload the brass with 'precision' for my paticular rifle. It makes for a nice system. Nothing against the swift, if I liked my rifle, I would have had no issue getting a bunch of brass to keep onhand. Right now the 22-250 is just 'easier' and 100+ fps means nothing to me. Personally, arguing that a round is better because you can put more powder behind it thus making it faster is a bit silly (my bigger issues is hitting what I was aiming at!). Now if I could find an older 40x in 220 swift that isnt beat