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Seneca Dragon Claw air rifle
How many shots will you get from your 500cc Dragon Claw? Our tech department filled their dual-tank air rifle to 3,000 psi, loaded it with 210-grain bullets and let loose! They shot the first 4 shots on high power. The first shot was 669 fps. Shot 4 was 681 fps.
The next 16 bullets were shot on low power. Shot 5 was 593 fps, and the final shot on low power was 456 fps. That brought the tank down to 800 psi for a total of 20 shots.
This shows you what one gun can do. Velocity and psi levels will vary gun to gun.
The Seneca Dragon Claw throws a .50-caliber projectile and gets 230 ft-lbs. of muzzle energy, giving you the power to compete with firearms when hunting. This rifle can humanely and quickly take out feral hogs, javelinas, coyotes, foxes, nutria, possums, woodchucks, raccoons and similar-sized animals. Checkout our interactive airgun hunting map to see what's legal in your state.
Dragon Claw is a very versatile air rifle. You can choose between shooting either lead ammo or air bolts getting an even higher muzzle energy. Rifled barrel makes the air bolts deadly accurate.
Because this gun has two large air reservoirs, you have the luxury of getting more shots from a fill and to do more hunting.
| Caliber | 0.50" |
| Max Velocity | 679 fpsMeasured with 225-gr. ammo |
| Muzzle Energy | 230 ft/lbsMeasured with 225-gr. ammo |
| Loudness | 5-High |
| Barrel Length | 21.65" |
| Overall Length | 42.1" |
| Shot Capacity | 1 |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | Blade & Ramp |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable for windage & elevation |
| Scopeable | 11mm dovetail |
| Buttplate | Rubber |
| Suggested for | Hunting |
| Trigger Pull | 7.5 lbs |
| Action | Bolt-action |
| Safety | Manual |
| Powerplant | Pre-charged pneumatic |
| Function | Single-shot |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Fixed/adj. power | Fixed |
| Weight | 8.5 lbs |
| Cylinder Size | 500 cc |
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Things I liked: Really like it
Things I would have changed: Magazine to speed up shots
What others should know: Great product
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Things I liked: Nice stock hard hitting shots per fill and great pricing from Pyramyd air
Things I would have changed: Cocking lever and weight of gun
What others should know: Get a sling because gun is not light and use ear protection because gun is loud
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This is a beautiful air rifle! However which would you choose? The Seneca which can only deliver only 230 +/- ft/lbs at the muzzle, depending on the weight of the projectile, or the Umarex Hammer that can deliver up to 700 ft/lbs at the muzzle, depending on the projectile's weight?
Well considering the Hammer hasn't actually been released yet, that really can't be answered.
Air leaking out of the fill up port.
If this is a statement, and not a question, I'd recommend calling the tech team at PA, they should be able to help you trouble shoot
What are the size and thread count on the end of the barrel? Cant find anything on size anywhere
Its an 18mx1 I had to do a bunch of looking fo get a suppressor and an adapter for it
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Seneca Dragon Claw 500cc Air Rifle with quick-disconnect connector (1M)
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Massive knockdown power that can compete with many firearms
| Caliber | 0.50" |
| Max Velocity | 679 fpsMeasured with 225-gr. ammo |
| Muzzle Energy | 230 ft/lbsMeasured with 225-gr. ammo |
| Stock | Hardwood |
| Grip | Right |
| Color | Brown |
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Things I liked: The Dragon Claw is a awesome air gun. It's very good looking with a lot of detail on the stock and gun itself. Seems to be very well build and it has an okay trigger pull. My was refurbished but it look's new it came well packed from Pyramyd Air for someone like me the only way to go. I have wanted one for many years I do have the same thing in .357 and I love it. The gun has never had any problem's and it's a great shooter. However my brother has moved to Texas and I have always wanted to go pig hunting with an air gun. Not sure if the .357 has enough killing power but I'm sure I will give it a try when I go to Texas, I plan on taking both guns. I have only been able to put about 20 rounds or so in the .50 but wow it packs a punch nice big hole's I am sure it will do the job. The .357 is much flatter shooting at 100 yard's but the .50 can get there too for sure, I would say buy either guns both are very nice. I'm glad I have had the chance to own them Both.
Things I would have changed: The gun is a little on the heavy side but feels real good in the shooting position. The only thing I would change are the sight's on both gun's for the price point of this rifle it could have come with better sight's. I have a 200 dollar Gamo .22 air rifle that has much better sight's. I did put some white enamel on the .357 which did help. I'm sure I will do the same to my new .50 cal Dragon Claw.
What others should know: Both of these gun's are not back yard gun's unless you live in the middle of the wood's with nobody around for miles. They are extremely loud and powerful they are no joke air gun's not your every day pellet gun's. They are both great gun's and I would highly recommend both gun's to any person who loves air gunning. Both would complete most collection's way cool to shoot and not your average day air pellet gun. I am not a dooms day person but if I was what a great gun this would make you can use a hand pump to to fill it with air. I think you would also want a Ruger 10-22 my all time favorite gun to shoot. I'm a regular guy with not much time left on this earth. I have had a great life and have always loved to shoot. Make the most of every day and do more of what makes you happy. Good luck to you all and always treat any gun like it's loaded be safe and have fun.