On request, I made one up!
It has a boilerroom that holds about 50 grs of powder, so a bit larger than the .220 Swift, but not as big as the 5,5x61 S.E v.Hoffe.

Here, from left to wright;
.224x72R Bartsche, 5,6x61, .220 Swift, .22-250 Remington.

The photo is now filed under .22 x 74R Bent Bartsche. Also you stirred up an old flame:a 22 X 2.5" that I designed but just never got around to doing; 06 case, 2.5" oacase length, 2.150" base to shoulder, 26.5 degree angle. .330" dia. at shoulder body junction. Should be very close to a Swift. May just be my next project.we'll call it the Bent Bartsche Super Slope or some such thing.
My Vetterli CENTER fire should be done tommorrow, and with luck my 22 Jet rifle,Ruger #1, will be started on soon. Thank you for your consideration roger

Why a so long neck?

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Originally posted by wildboar:
Why a so long neck?

Becausa dats how much hea hada left over when hea necked ita down. roger

I can't understand your reply, but...never mind.

Kind of an ugly duckling

Has anyone done a 22-45-70???

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Originally posted by boom stick:
Has anyone done a 22-45-70???

No. Let us know what your results are. roger

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Originally posted by wildboar:
I can't understand your reply, but...never mind.

Just an attempt at humor that failed. roger

Because it is a long slim oldtimer kind of a son of a gun....

And because that was what was left after I necked it down...

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Becausa dats how much hea hada left over when hea necked ita down.

Because that's how much he had left over when he necked it down. Can't you speak Italian? Now go have a pizza. And some gelato afterward...