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load recomendation savage .220 swift

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  • cody45
    my all time favorite is 39/4064/52hp. Its fast an accurate and the primer type makes no difference. Ive never had split necks. Try neck sizing your brass after once firing. Winchester brass is tough stuff. I would suspect your fl die may be overworking the necks.
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  • 37rangemaster
    [:0] 39gr. of 4064? that must be right on the edge between safe and unsafe lol. what kind of fps are you getting with that load? pressure?, also you arent having trouble with the hp seperating in midflight pushing it that fast? thanks for the info
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  • deadeye46
    you might want to post this on the paintball forum also,just a thought
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  • cody45
    to rangemaster: this is the maximum load from my 1979 sierra load manual. it hits 4000 fps-and you are right-once in awhile I get "vapor trails". Cases last a long time with an occasional loose primer pocket to toss. Rifle is a custom single shot mauser action and a 26" shilen barrel.
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  • mrbruce
    RL15 is a good powder for the 220 Swift behind a 52 bullet.
    Did you check the actual chamber length or just got it from a book.
    The factory chamber lenghts vary a lot from one to the other.
    39 gr of 4064 is to darn hot in my opinion. The older manuals left a lot to be desired, and thats why they have been changed.

    Gun control is hitting what your aiming at.
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