boomer68
Handloader
- Oct 23, 2006
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Just picked up some 120gr A-Frames to try in my .264 and was wondering if anyone had access to Swift data? If they perform well, I will buy the manual lol
Swift A-Frame
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RememberBaker
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- Dec 2, 2012
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I just ordered the swift manual from Midway but unfortunately it’s not here yet
hunter24605
Handloader
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PM sent….let me know if it’s unreadable and I’ll enter it manually for you.
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boomer68
Handloader
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Got it, thanks!
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bkordon
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Get the manual. There is a ton of great reading material in addition to load data. I really like the 120gr A Frames in my 6.5X284. It is a great game bullet, equal to the 125gr Partitions.
Alaska
Handloader
- Aug 20, 2006
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Swift A frame is tough bullet expect great weight retention if capture one . I have only recovered one 225gr from 338 Win from a moose shot length wise still had 93% weight retention.
Divernhunter
Handloader
- Apr 1, 2009
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Swift bullets are great. Shoot them in my 257R, 25-06, 257W, 6.5X55,264win mag, 6.5X300W, 338Win mag. To be honest I have only used Barns
es bullets in my 7-08 and 338 Fed. Killed a bunch of game in the USA (5-6 states) and in Africa PG on 2 trips. One for 21days and another for 1 month.
Never had a problem and never had to chase after game shot.
es bullets in my 7-08 and 338 Fed. Killed a bunch of game in the USA (5-6 states) and in Africa PG on 2 trips. One for 21days and another for 1 month.
Never had a problem and never had to chase after game shot.
