Seneca Wing Shot II Reviews

Best air gun I've ever bought extreme powerhouse

Dove tail rail should come with it

Buy it from pyramid air you won't regret it

Extremely comfortable feel shoulders well and swings easy. Very durable. Slugs work great.

Tighter choke that's it .

Warning definitely has a bark to it . NOT back yard friendly. But it's a shotgun it's supposed to bark !

Shoots well. Decently quiet charges fast. Shoots slugs accurately

Shipping companys, both boxes were destroyed. 2 beads for a sight and also sling mount screws should be added

From the moment I pulled this out of the box it felt really good, I fired it for the first time today and it made a pretty loud bang on the low power setting, definitely not neighbor friendly, There was no kick to it and it felt better than when I first pulled it from the box. I bought the refurb and am very pleased with it.

as of now nothing.

I expected someone to come out to see what the big bang was but after last nights lightning and thunder storm I guess the Seneca was nothing. The shot shells filled or empty are very hard to come by right now, so are the Bolts/Arrows.

It's a sweet little toy Shoots low added another bead helps alot No where near as fast as they claim Power Tuned mine It's good to 45 yrds now !

Add a mid bead ! Mabe some checkering on fore arm ! Drop the price 200 bucks It's not worth 800 bucks !

Best part it's single tube can be powered tuned !

Excellent build quality & feel. Real wood stock is the perfect compliment to this thing. The power this thing has is amazing, and love how you can load it with shot to take care of small rodents & pests.

Not one thing, wish it were a bit cheaper but you get what you pay for.

Was on the fence originally about this, but has become one of if not my favorite.

i like everything

there is not much i would change except i would make air reservoir bigger

The shotgun shells do work.

If youre buying this for any of the other features such as the slug gun or an air bow it does neither one of those effectively outside of I dont know the company owner said 1 foot away theres no way youre going to Robin Hood an arrow and it doesn’t even shohoot close to accurate with a slug or an arrow at all from 10 yards or 30 yards

This is barley worth $200-300 dollars If you actually use the gun the slide part that closes back over the chamber when it gets wet and it’s cold out I don’t know if the gun shrinks in the O-ring both shrinking at different temperatures or something but sometimes if it’s wet it will allow that O-ring to roll out of there I would not purchase this gun me and my friend both bought one do not buy this gun unless you want just the shotgun that’s all it’s good for

Using it as a shotgun...out to about 35-40 yards this is the only gun to use if you want to retain any of your small game or fowl. Using it as a smoothbore out to 50 yards with a 4" kill zone. The gun zeroes at 10 and 47 yards with the 210 gr. 0.50 caliber pellets. The option to shoot arrows....that was the final selling feature. The two arrows I've risked shooting (still searching for that magic back stop) were less than a 1/2" above the pellet. Things I love - the construction and finish. This gun rivals most of my firearms in appearance and handling. It pulls to the shoulder good and aiming is intuitive.

Sling and sling mounts. This isn't a heavy gun, but I do use it for hunting. As such I've had to order the parts necessary to fit a sling. Would have been nice to include the mounts at the onset. The arrows are difficult to load so don't count on a follow-up shot with them. Regardless of pellet size, I find I need to use my pinky finger to seat the pellets otherwise they have a tendency to slide back from the chamber when raising the gun to aim. Makes shooting birds and squirrels a bit difficult as they are typically overhead. I would lower the price if it were in my powers as well. Though it performs in areas a firearm cannot (up close), for the same price you could purchase a few 12 ga shotguns plus the ammo and a couple of chokes.

It is a beast on knockdown power, and hell to find adequate air sources. I bought the hand pump. That works, but it is a work out. I found as I near the 2800 psi mark it is easier with two people. I also bought a scuba tank and the adapter. That is the easiest way to fill it since I have a dive card, but if you're having to look for an air source this gun will stay in the case for quite some time.

Beautiful rifle feels great and ammo is dirt cheap

I would actually change a lot. I read the reviews before purchasing but I'm guessing I was just unlucky. The rifle when using the slugs is very inaccurate. I tested it on the range at 15 yards and could not get a round on the target they kept firing very low and to the right. I shoot center fire competitively so I know my aim is definitely not the issue. I also hate the fact I only get 5 shots per air fill. Unfortunately due to the fact the air ran out I now have a slug stuck in the barrel. So pretty much just blew almost a grand for 5 minutes at the range and a paper weight. Haven't tried the shells yet but if I ever get the slugs out of the barrel I'll give them a whirl

I'd say it probably makes a great learning rifle for someone who has never fired a shotgun before but you're better off just buying an actual shotgun for that price.

Beautiful gun. Shoulders like a shotgun should, the vent rib lines up true. Bought the full choke and am busting clays at 30 to 40 yards all day long with #8 long shot shells. It swings well, and not allot of lead is needed. It gets there pretty fast. I am getting about 5 shots per 190-200 bar fill. The fifth shot you need to get on the bird a little quicker but it will bust it no problem. The accuracy with the AV 336 gr slugs has been marginal at 20 and 25 yards to this point. Make sure you take off the choke before shooting the slugs.

The price of the ammo. I believe allot of folks shy away from this gun because of the price of the ammo. A powder burner shell - brass, plastic, primer, wad, and shot - sells for about 6 bucks per box of 25. We are paying 30 bucks for 50 shells that are a small clear capsule and shot. Come on AV help out the working the guy! I get you have a captive market, but this is nuts. Even just dropping the price to 20 bucks for 50 is still twice the cost of 50 powder burners. Drop your ammo price and watch your gun sells sail! This is a fun, reliable gun and I believe allot of folks would love to own one if they could afford to shoot it.

You need about 30 to 40 yards for the pigeon to fly to, and another 20 to 30 of woods or open field behind it, and you can have a blast shooting pigeons all day long. I am sure if you live in a state that allows it, small birds are no issue in that range, nor rabbits or squirrels under 30 yards with the full choke. I used some Brownells boiled linseed oil on the stock and it brought out the grain beautifully. Apply and hand rub in. It is a bit loud so if you have close neighbors they won't like you much, that is, if it matters to you if they like you or not..:)...but, it is perfect if you have a little room and noise is not an issue to anyone, especially if shooting your powder burners is not an option. I love this gun, my son and I take turns loading the pigeon thrower and we can shoot all day if we wanted (we have the AV compressor and you will need one too - call PA today to order you one). Little recoil, a little noise (wear ear plugs) but loads of fun!

RE the Seneca Wing shot shotgun Pyramid Air Ltd never fails to amaze me, and I am particularly fascinated with this air powered shotgun I have been an air gunner for a long time and have been looking for a viable air powered shotgun for decades - I think this is the one for me. I am a bird hunter and have been fascinated with the thought of hunting Upland game with an air shotgun for quite some time. As for quality of the arm, I trust Pyramid Air Ltd implicitly. My sole focus is on ballistics and, although there have been a number of alleged air powered shotguns offered over the years, this one has really caught my attention I am looking forward to hunting quail over my English setters with this air shotgun, and I thank Pyramid Air Ltd for bringing it to market.

The only thing I would change is the length of the stock - to bring it close to the dimensions of my conventional shotguns. But that is rather easily remedied with the recoil oFs and butt spacers that are readily available.

The only other thing I can mention is having to dabble with chokes, and coming up with a suitable load of birdshot that patterns to my liking. I have been utterly fascinated with the concept of Korean air gunners who hunt pheasant with Yewha air shotguns. I have been looking for years for one, now my search is over. The best part is I think the Seneca air shotgun is the ballistics champion - can hardly wait !

This is a great little shotgun. I use it for bird hunting and skeet shooting. When I bring it out it never fails to draw a crowd of interested shooters.

The length of pull was to short for me so I replaced the butt pad with a 1 inch Limbsaver you grind it butt pad. This made a huge difference. Now the gun comes up to my cheek better and swings well. At present I am shooting #8 lead shot but I am reloading shells using bismuth shot. I will write an update after I get some experience with this non lead product.

This gun is loud and not backyard friendly. It is very close to the report from my .410 Remington 870.

Incredibly powerful for an air gun. I got this to handle rattlesnakes as my city prohibits discharging firearms inside city limits. This will work very satisfactorily for that task. Should work great for rabbits, birds, prairie dogs (if you can get close enough!), etc.

Every thing is very good

Nothing

Light weight, fun to shoot

Adjustable but on gun stock seems a little short for me.

I like the gun. It's light & has potential.

Barrel length. Needs a longer barrel. I have added 8 Inches of available stainless steel extension that screws on to barrel. Makes it like a real powder burner!

I use a dot scope instead of sites.. you can get 1,250 fps with the barrel extension using out of small and large shot like .22 Cal. Round lead balls.

The fact that it is a shotgun that can take game. Feels good on the shoulder.

Some checkering on the stock and forearm would have been nice , just to give you a grip on those hot day's. Or cold where you have to where gloves. Also mark the chokes. Both look exactly like. I had to go to a gun shop when I forgot witch was witch. Thankfully they could help me and didn't charge anything.

It takes PRACTICE it's not like a regular shotgun. But it works.

Nice gun a real pigeon killer.. ha,ha

I get 3 shots not 5...

The shot gun will not take a full air charge.. Get the full choke when it comes in.

This is one mean gun! It rockets a 336 grain .50 bullet out of the end of that muzzle with so much power and speed; the kinetic energy is through the roof!

I would put harness attachment points on it.

Super nice, looks better in person.....