For cutting there is no contest - use a hacksaw or heavy duty cutters. You'd be there for hours with one of those tools and it would likely make a mess of it.
when the OP said "cut into" I took it to mean making off the end and cutting the SWA back..
obviously for cutting it to length then a hacksaw or junior is good..
there are battery / hydraulic tools available for cutting SWA's to length if you're doing lots of them..
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