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Seneca Dragon Claw 500cc Ultimate Hunters Combo
Please Note: The rear sight must be removed to properly mount the included scope.
This kit is everything you could ever want from you Dragon Claw! Air Bolts, round balls, and a Mantis 4-12x40 AO scope, what more could you ask for?
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, javelina, coyote, fox, nutria, possum, woodchuck, raccoon, and similar-sized animals.
Because this gun has two large air reservoirs, you have the luxury of getting more shots from a fill and to do more hunting.
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.
| 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 |
| Cylinder Size | 500 cc |
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Looking at this and the wing shot II. I Like the 500ccank on this one, but will it shoot the #6 and #8 shotgun rounds thru it's rifled barrel? Also, are the tanks removable on either gun? Thanks
They can be shot through one, but there is no choke to break them at the end of the barrel. And no, the cylinders are not removable.
Male Quick-Disconnect Foster Fill Connection on rifle, Mantis 4-12x40 AO Rifle Scope, Mantis 1" Rings, Medium, Air Venturi Arrow Bow Quiver & Mount Kit, 6 pack Air Venturi Air Bolt, .50 cal, Air Venturi Broadhead Wrench, an
| 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: For me, purchasing the Dragon Claw Hunters Combo, my first PCP gun, was a logical choice: You get the Dragon Claw, scope, quiver and Air-Bolts, even the bipod, bullets, and broadhead wrench, EVERYTHING you might need, in one custom package, at a better cost than by customizing the gun by buying each product individually. I had been considering purchasing a top quality crossbow (reverse limb), but this finely engineered weapon will shoot arrows FASTER THAN A CROSSBOW, thus I justified my purchase by combining a weapon that will shoot bullets or arrows. This gun possesses PURE POWER (check out the Keith Warren video taking down a CAPE BUFFALO BULL with 1 SHOT firing an AIR-BOLT with a broadhead! If it didn't go all the way through, it went through one side at least!), 50 caliber, and can shoot multiple projectiles - bullets or arrows - without making alterations to the gun. Talking to experienced PCP shooters, the Dragon Claw is considered the CADILLAC of PCPs. What an innovative weapon
Things I would have changed: As far as the Dragon Claw is considered, there is nothing I would change, other than being able to physically pick out the very one that I purchased from a brick and mortar dealer rather than online. Actually there are more compliments that I could make relative to the Dragon Claw. First, I really like the hardwood stock and forearm (personally, I despise synthetic stocks; I want all of my firearms to have a "pretty piece of wood" as a stock, and my handguns to have genuine stag or ivory stocks/grips, and feel the same way about my airguns); the Dragon Claw is a beautifully manufactured weapon, and every single one that I have seen has been fitted with a beautiful stock and forearm, with precise fitting of the hardwood stock to the gun (I was afraid when I ordered mine online, that it would receive one with an ugly stock and forearm, my main concern to ordering rather than hand-picking the gun from a brick and mortar dealer); however I was very satisfied with my purchase, gorgeous gun.
What others should know: The only downfall is if you live in a rural area (as I do), you probably cannot get the gun (or alternatively, a tank) refilled easily without traveling a great distance to a larger city. I quickly recognized this as a problem after purchasing the Dragon Claw, and ended up purchasing an Air Venturi 4500 psi/310 BAR/110 volt electric Air Compressor so that I can refill my gun and shoot whenever I want. This more than doubled the investment in the gun, so finding a place to refill the gun (or alternatively a tank) needs to be considered by anyone who wants to purchase ANY PCP (this is not a unique problem to this great gun. If you want to own a PCP, you will need a reliable source of 3000 PSI air, it's just a fact). Originally I thought that a fire department could fill a tank for me (which would have made my investment significantly lower as a tank is considerably cheaper than the 4500 PSI air compressor), however the local fire department does not have the capability to fill 3000 psi.