Winchester Super-Speed 220 Swift 48 Gr. Ptd Soft Point Ammo (1964 Production)
Unleash a Timeless Treasure: Winchester Super-Speed 220 Swift Ammo (1964 Production)
Being Sold By The 20 Round Box
Attention collectors and firearm enthusiasts! Dive into a piece of history with the Winchester Super-Speed 220 Swift 48 Gr. Pointed Soft Point Ammo, straight from 1964. This rare gem, preserved in excellent condition, boasts all-original packaging and a matching lot number, ensuring authenticity and unparalleled value.
Why This Ammo is a Must-Have :
Historic Significance: Manufactured in 1964, this ammo captures the essence of a bygone era.
Impeccable Condition: All boxes are in their original state.
Perfect for Collectors: A unique addition that enhances any collection with its storied past.
Specifications : Brand: Winchester
Category: Centerfire Rifle Rounds
Caliber: 220 Swift
Rounds Per Box: 20
Casing Material: Brass
Bullet Type: Inter PTD Soft Point
Bullet Weight: 48 gr
Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Winchester legacy. Secure this exceptional collector’s item today and add a touch of vintage prestige to your collection!
Caliber Dictionary
The Below Information Has Been Provided From Our Gun Caliber Dictionary And Is Meant For Informational Purposes Only. It Is Not Intended to Describe The Unique Specifications For This Ammunition.
Introduced by Winchester in 1935, the 220 Swift was the first commercial cartridge to break 4000 feet per second--and it is still one of the few that reaches that speed. Oddly and uniquely, it is based on the long-forgotten semi-rimmed 6mm Lee Navy case necked down. Intended--and extremely effective as--a long-range varmint cartridge, it got a bad rap as a barrel-burner and has never been extremely popular. All cartridges that approach this velocity are hard on barrels...but it's certainly better today than with 1935 barrel steel! Loads vary, but 50-grain loads hover around 4000 fps; lighter bullets are a bit faster and heavier bullets are a bit slower, but the 220 Swift is still the fastest (and thus flattest-shooting) commercial 22 centerfire. Accuracy is generally excellent, and the 220 Swift is chambered in a good selection of factory rifles and loaded by all major ammunition manufacturers. — Craig Boddington
