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  • 13-01-2013 10:39pm
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    djflawless
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    so could it be correct of my mate thinking a 1.7 swift has been classified as an acceptable calibre for deer shooting??
    id be in the mindset of that being a SWIFT no...

    i'llllll just be hittin the ole dusty trail :pac:


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  • #2
    It wasn't me!
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13,034 ✭✭✭✭It wasn't me!


    .17 Swift? Obscure wildcat? .220 Swift is certainly deer legal however.


  • #3
    garv123
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    djflawless wrote: »
    so could it be correct of my mate thinking a 1.7 swift has been classified as an acceptable calibre for deer shooting??
    id be in the mindset of that being a SWIFT no...

    i'llllll just be hittin the ole dusty trail :pac:

    a 1.7 swift?

    A .22 swift was always deer legal although not many had them licensed. U must just have a suitable brand of 60gr ammo that will be over the min limit.

    Not all swifts will group 60gr though.


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