Seneca Eagle Claw, Lever Action PCP Air Rifle

Everything

Nothing

Great toy

Style, accuracy, power. It's got it all, including fast follow up and plenty of air. The .25 is an absolute beast. Better have a center fire pistol approved backstop.

Move location of power adjuster to add strength to the stock.

Stock is week and can easily crack if gun is accidentally dropped. Replacements are slow restocking. Also a little heavy to be an all day carry. No other complaints.

The first thing that comes to mind is quality heirloom quality and classic rustic Americana .......the next comes power and adjustability been able to just adjust the power on the fly if you needed is really handy and like all seneca's of that nature the engraving and artwork on the gun is beautiful.

I would make it where you had a Picatinny mount for a bipod and if that under lever cocking could be easier on your fingers that would be nice. Oh and the magazine is something of confusion and complexity which I don't understand why it has to be that complicated.

It's heavy real heavy and the weight is out at the nose.

These are those magical rifles that hit whatever you aim at. Magical because it is hard to miss with an Eagle Claw. I bought 2 refurbished, 25cal rifle and a 22cal carbine, both are new condition and work perfectly. The power adjustment works, super accurate at low power, not many adjustable high power air rifles operate well at low power. Both of these are tack drivers at 600fps and smackers at 1000fps. The power can be set at any time, up or down. And last but not least, these are gorgeous rifles, works of art. Can't say that about any of my black guns.

Add Factory installed sling mounts

The Eagle Claws are superior rifles that are made in South Korea. Firearms hunting is illegal in South Korea, consequently they have mastered making great high power air rifles. There really isn't anything else in this class that competes for anywhere near this price. Especially the 25cal, a 70fpe smacker with slugs.

Very accurate and very hard-hitting. Mine's worked flawlessly since I received it last fall.

The manometer, or whatever it's called, can be hard to see whilst filling...

This will penetrate more wood than you thought possible with an airgun. Be careful, at first.

I like the way it looks and feels, shoots nice when it works.

Test then before you send them, it would save you money on having a bad one sent back to you and you shipping one that you think works another.

I am on my second Eagle Claw that did not work. and the first one I paid $10.00 for 10 shots. That was a waste of money, it did not hold air. The second one did not take a charge, I would stop there but it looks like it would be a fun gun to shoot if I can get one that works. So they are sending me one more. I will see what happens with this when I get it.

Accurate and the idea of a lever action

The stock is way too short I would have to modify that. The magazines are not reliable and cause FTF. A bit on the loud compared to a .25 Benjamin maruder.

If the magazines get updated it would be a keeper.

I like a lever action. Just want one that works.

Make sure the gun works before you sell it. This is the second one for me. The first one lasted 4 shots before it stopped working. The second one, which was a new replacement of the first one, lasted one shot.

This is not my first air gun. I have a substantial collection of them. This is my last Seneca Eagle Claw. Twice burned, forever learned.

Well I got my eagle Claw from Pyramid Air, I paid the $10.00 for the 10 shot test. That was a waste of money, the gun does not hold air. I, filled it to about 1,800 PSI and when I bleed the fill line the gun empty all the air, I tried it two times and both times all the air drained out of the gun. I am waiting for a call back for some help. This is the third time I bought from Pyramid Air and the second time I got a gun that had a problem. I hate waiting to receive something I spent a lot of money on and when it comes I have to let it sit around waiting for someone to let me know what to do with it.

I have not had a chance to check the gun so I would not know if I would make any changes.

Check everything when you first get it. Put it through all the tests you can.

I bought one to hunt rats with my brother, we shared and so my brother liked it so much that he had me order one just like it for him. Night vision scope and all. Do I need to tell you more? We love it. Very accurate.

It would be nice if it would be a couple pounds lighter, especially with a three pound scope on it. Other then that I wouldn't change a thing

Nope