Zastava223rem
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As stated before, round count is a huge factor and with Swifts of that era, it could be high, could be quite low. Either way, in my area, that gun in minty shape would go for $700-$800.
Ive personally been burned on a .220 Swift as i took the guys word and then found out the muzzle and throat end had very shallow rifling left.
Ive personally been burned on a .220 Swift as i took the guys word and then found out the muzzle and throat end had very shallow rifling left.
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