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The Swift Scirocco II in 6.5mm (.264") 130 grain is one of those bullets that handloaders keep coming back to when they want long-range reach without giving up terminal performance. It carries a .571 G1 ballistic coefficient and a .266 sectional density, which puts it right at the top of the class for a 130-grain .264 projectile. That high BC is the reason this bullet bucks wind and holds velocity so well, and it pairs naturally with fast 6.5 cartridges like the Creedmoor, 6.5-284, .260 Remington, and 6.5×55.
The design is all about blending flat flight with bonded toughness. A proprietary polymer tip sits in the hollowpoint to cut frontal drag and kick off expansion on impact, while the secant ogive and 15-degree boat tail base create that sleek, aerodynamic profile. Underneath the skin, a pure copper jacket is progressively tapered and bonded to the lead core using Swift's own process. The jacket runs thick near the base, which keeps the bullet together at magnum velocities and feeds reliable penetration.
These measure right around 1.35 inches in length with a cannelure-free shank, so you have freedom to tune your seating depth to your throat. The bonded construction is built to hold onto roughly 70 to 80 percent of its weight, so you get wide expansion up front and a bullet that drives deep rather than coming apart. Hunters have put this one to work on mule deer and other mid-size game with good results, and the accuracy reputation holds up at the bench too.
What really sets this bullet apart is its wide expansion window. It opens up positively at the low impact velocities you see way out there, yet the bonded core keeps it controlled and intact on close-range shots where speed is highest. That combination makes it a solid all-around choice for deer-sized game and a capable pick for larger animals when you place your shot.
This bullet carries a G1 ballistic coefficient of .571, which is one of the higher numbers you will find for a 130-grain .264 projectile. That high BC is what gives it the flat trajectory and strong downrange velocity retention that long-range hunters are after. Pair it with a fast 6.5 cartridge and you have a flat-shooting setup.
Yes. The lead core is bonded to a pure copper jacket using Swift's proprietary bonding process, which keeps the jacket and core from separating on impact. That construction is why it holds roughly 70 to 80 percent of its weight and penetrates deep while still expanding reliably.
No, this bullet comes without a cannelure. That gives you flexibility to adjust seating depth and tune the load to your rifle's throat for best accuracy. Many handloaders find they can really dial in groups once they find the right jump to the lands.
It is built as a general-purpose, long-range hunting bullet that works well on deer-sized game and is capable on larger animals with proper shot placement. The bonded core and wide expansion window make it a good match for 6.5 cartridges like the Creedmoor, .260 Remington, 6.5-284, and 6.5×55. Hunters have taken mule deer and similar game with good results.
| UPC | 713351761307 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 761307 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.9125 |
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