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Yes. More than one, not including wildcats.
the 220 swift is considered a long action.
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Usually, no. the .220 Swift cartridge is quite a bit longer, and has a larger cartridge head.
The .220 Swift has a case length of 56mm, which is longer than the .308 Winchester (51.18mm) That puts it into the long action category- so, yes, ALL .220 Swift rifles are long action. One of the earlier rifles was the Winchester Model 70.
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Some of the more powerful motors need more voltage to operate but it would be a waste to have all small motors also use 220 volts. Think of it like a semi truck. It needs the larger, more powerful engine to do it's job but to put that same motor in an economy car would be way too much.
Assuming there are no letters before the number, the rifle was made some time in December of 1954. The 220 swift was offered on the standard rifle from 1936-1959.