Page 2 - Seneca Wing Shot II Reviews

Feels solid, shoots booth shot or slugs, fairly light weight with good balance, looks sharp.

Could be me but I'm having trouble with accuracy when shooting RB or HP ammo. I'd prefer a front and rear open sight to the 'bead'

I bought a 'refurbished' version. I had a air leak issue after the first outing but Pyramydair had no issues taking care of the problem. I have yet to try it for trap.

It shoulders well. Shot pattern is good out to twenty. Use 6 shot mostly. I have loaded 4.5 bb's in it. Only holds about 13 of them. Patter is good at 15 yards or under. It is a serious shotgun for hunting. Limited range and shot placement a must. Hunted rabbits with 410g, 20g and 12g and with wing shot. All kill effectively within the right range.

Reloading shells should be bigger. Tighter choke and more shot would increase kill range a good ten yards.

The price of ammo vs reloading shells is not much different. May be easier to use shot shells loaded from factory than the time to take to load them yourself.

The fact that it is a shotgun,has plenty of power with shell or 210 and 336 grain slug.you can make your on shot,I use .22 and .200 round ball for my so call buck shot,has power but spread is a lil wide.screw off choke,love the way it looks with the engraved birds,very light,all around its a solid shotgun and slug gun!

The choke is way to open,the gun is good for 20-25 yards max with shot shells,needs like a full or super full choke,the bead needs to be at very end of barrel,longer shot shells,if they can make it a pump or a double barrel this would be the best air in the world period.

The gun is a blast to shoot,it will take out birds and squirrels at 20 yards or closer,the 210 grain slug can be shot at 30 yards and hit the 3 inch center,the massive 336 grain shoots very low but what ever you hit with it is dead,buffalo,deer elephants or what ever.it will punch through a 2x4 and 3/4 inch plywood at the same time and leave a massive hole,I going to send it off to tko22 to make some different chokes.This is one hell of a shotgun just needs to be played with on the chokes to make pattern tighter.

Good little gun, light, great pointer, swings like a shotgun should. Good fit and finish. A heck of a lot better shotgun option than the Extreme BigBore Airgun's .410. That thing is a joke and about twice the price.

Bigger shot charge, longer loading port, TIGHTER CHOKES TUBES

We make our own shot charges using double the shot charge, .410 wads and a half an ear plug. If you are hunting birds or rabbits, #4 or #5 shot works alot better than that little capsules that Sam Yang sells. #2 shot would be about perfect for pheasants. Get about 2-3 good shots per charge. Air Venturi needs to get off their butt and get some tighter chokes out for these. The IC choke that comes with it isn't to whip. A machinist said he could make them in 100 lots for less than $10 each, so the Koreans should be able to do it alot cheaper than that. THERE IS A REASON THAT .410s COME WITH FULL CHOKES IN THE POWDER BURNER WORLD. Pyramyd Air needs to get on them about this.

Power is there. I am getting 1069 fps on shot 1 on high power which is close to 350 FPE with 138 grain shot cartridge in #8. The shot weighs 125 grains and the plastic shot cup and cap weigh 13 grains. I took one apart and count just over 100 #8 shots per capsule. The gun is well balanced and swings very well. I like the bead front sight and the discharge sound is fairly quiet for this much power.

Shot capsules should have been larger if you want better odds on aerial targets. The stock is a bit short for taller people. Shot capsules are pricey at $.50 per shot and even $.40 per shot for empty capsules - ouch.

Fun gun and by far the best commercially mass produced air shot gun I have shot. This gun will obliterate the power from the 1969 Co2 Crosman 1100 with over double the amount of shot of the .380 capsules also.