Yes, the Ruger M77 chambered in .220 Swift is considered a long-action rifle. The .220 Swift cartridge is longer than standard short-action cartridges, which is why it requires a long-action platform for proper feeding and function. Ruger M77 rifles are designed to accommodate various long-action cartridges, making them versatile for different shooting applications.
the 220 swift is considered a long action.
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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.
Go to Ruger's website. They have a sn dating function you can use.
Each has areas where they'd have advantages and disadvantages versus the other.
You can look up the serial number on Ruger's website.
22-250, 220 Swift, 243, 6mm Rem, 25-06, 308. Other versions of the 77 were in MANY other calibers.
100-1000 USD depending on EXACTLY what you have, its condition, box, accessories, manual, etc..
A 220 Swift bullet typically travels at speeds ranging from 3700 to 4100 feet per second (1130 to 1250 meters per second), depending on the specific load and bullet weight. This high velocity gives the 220 Swift excellent long-range shooting capabilities.
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Usually, no. the .220 Swift cartridge is quite a bit longer, and has a larger cartridge head.