Seneca Eagle Claw Carbine, Lever Action PCP
The Seneca Eagle Claw Carbine is an amazing, smoot-cocking, lever-action repeater that is so similar in feel and function to a classic lever-fired, powder-burning rifle it looks, feels and works just like it.
The best carbine is the X300 carbine. It comes with a 380cc air cylinder that has a range of easily adjustable power settings, and it will shoot pellets faster than 1070 fps, and it can shoot them slower than 550 fps in.22 caliber.
These powerful energy-producing cartridges are capable of producing up to 45 FPE in.22 and 65 FPE in.25 calibers and are available in either a 10-shot.22- or 8-shot.25-caliber version.
The Eagle Claw carbine is designed with a 20-inch barrel, so it will tame the sound for backyard-friendly shooting.
This carbine gets about 28 shots in.22 cal and about 20 shots in.25 cal with the power set to the maximum, according to the manufacturer.
This air rifle weighs just over seven pounds, so it’s ideal for the woods, the prairie or the range.
Content
- Seneca Eagle Claw Carbine, Lever Action PCP
- Seneca Eagle Claw Field Review
- Rifle Stats
- 3000psi Fill Pressure, Ideal For Hand Pumping
- 8 Shot Magazine
- 75 Yards Shooting Test
- Hunting Review
- 100 Yards Shooting
- Seneca Eagle Claw Carbine Specs
Seneca Eagle Claw Field Review
The New Seneca Eagle Claw was flown to a field review. I was excited to use the.25 caliber lever action 70 fpe rifle for the first time. It took a few days to put together a few days of time in the field because of the amount of rain and snow we have received.
Rifle Stats
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It’s not unusual for a rifle to fire multiple rounds a second, which makes the Ruger Precision Rifle the fastest gun in the world. With a shrouded barrel, it takes the bark out of its bite. These handsome-looking pistols are built with Set in Sepatia stocks and a 460cc air tank for up to 35 shots per fill in.22 cal and 25 shots in.25 cal on max power.
Turn on the adjustable power wheel until it hits about one-third of its way up the dial and the engine will be running at a low RPM, conserving air. Its.22-caliber model is available in 10-shot,.25- and 8-shot,.22-calibers.
3000psi Fill Pressure, Ideal For Hand Pumping
Several weeks after receiving the rifle, the Jeep packed up for the trip into the mountains where we would spend several days with the Eagle Claw. It’s not unusual for the weather to be very cold in the winter. So hunters are expected to see very little activity.
There are a lot of animals to hunt in this part of the state. There are patches of snow here and there, but most of it is gone. It took us nearly 30 hours to travel this road and it was hard to navigate because of the rain.
After I made my plan, I had to spend the first part of the morning testing the Eagle Claw at various ranges as well as to test both pellets and slugs.
Several weeks after receiving the rifle, the Jeep packed up for the trip into the mountains where we would spend several days with the Eagle Claw. It’s not unusual for the weather to be very cold in the winter. So hunters are expected to see very little activity.
There are a lot of animals to hunt in this part of the state. There are patches of snow here and there, but most of it is gone. It took us nearly 30 hours to travel this road and it was hard to navigate because of the rain.
After I made my plan, I had to spend the first part of the morning testing the Eagle Claw at various ranges as well as to test both pellets and slugs.
8 Shot Magazine
When the self indexing 8 shot magazine was first introduced in 2015 it was really hard to load and the magazine just jammed every time. The magazine is not compatible with this rifle and has a small center screw that is difficult to remove, causing it to jam.
After I loosened up the screws the magazine worked fine. That’s what the folks at Eagle Claw are already working on!
This magazine works for slugs but they have no skirt so if you keep your finger over the back, they’ll slide through and you can advance. My preferred pellet loader is a pellet pen. It helps in accuracy and aids in a smooth loading into the barrel.
The Eagle Claw’s breech is fixed in position, so there is no need to flip the breech over to the right side. The lefty shooter kit is a nice addition to your gear bag.
75 Yards Shooting Test
I set up a target at 75 yards where I planned to test both pellets and slugs for accuracy and speed. I used my 9mm Remington Model 110 to test the JSB 33.
I had a lot of fun making the shot, and made one that was very nice. You should have some fun too, and make one just like it. The trigger on the rifle is two stage adjustable and was set fairly stiff, yet predictable right out of the box.
The very short first stage had a little creep but I think this may be one of those triggers that improves with use. I think with a little adjustment, the trigger will be just fine for any type of user. You probably noticed that I used a 33.5 grain slug on a 22 caliber rifle, but what I did not expect was the speed that it hit the target.
The slugs are going a bit slower than the pellets. This is normal, since there is more surface area going down the barrel. Most slugs will shoot better at a higher rate of speed.
I just finished using this rifle for the first time and it has a good barrel. I’d like to use it for a few days of field use. It was really cold, but we went to go chase a few rabbits that evening. We really didn’t think we’d find them, but we did.
After loading up my pack, I took some time to discuss the Air Venturi buddy bottle I had purchased to extend my ventures into the field.
This is a 100 cu in 4500 psi plastic bottle with an EZ fill valve that’s slim enough for packing away. Marley and I went on a trail that wasn’t planned where I planned a 4 mile loop into very rugged canyons.
It was still really cold up here in New York, but it didn’t seem to stop people from taking a stroll around Central Park. We moved directly up the mountain, which is at a much higher elevation, to hopefully spot wildlife.
The birds were pretty far away when I took this photo, so the lens on my camera had to be set to maximum aperture.
Hunting Review
I took careful aim and made a perfect headshot with my dog Marley. He quickly recovered from a small fall and came up next to some thick brush.
This shot is captured with a Tactacam FTS scope camera. They are not easy birds to hunt with an airgun, but I got it with my skill and patience. They are hard to spot, but by this time of year they have recovered from being out in the open so much during the warmer months.
After bagging our bird we set out and continued the big 4 mile loop back to camp. My camera fell off a cliff and I tumbled down it. The LCD screen cracked unfortunately. I was worried that the video footage might have been compromised.
Fortunately, my camera functioned well enough to get me through this trip, but I’ll need to replace it soon. There was not much wildlife activity while we were hiking up the creek-bed, but the cold weather was keeping most of the animals hunkered down and out of sight.
Marley and I made the journey back to camp where I prepared a fire-pit and dug out a good-size tent.
I dug the fire-pit fairly wide and threw some dirt towards the back, stacking some rocks on top to reflect the heat towards the tent. We didn’t waste anything. Marley and I ate the entire bird. There wasn’t much meat but it was still tasty.
These birds have quite large breasts. If properly prepared they are some of the best tasting meat one can get. A highly recommended book to read! After an early dinner Marley and I headed back out for a short walk, and saw only a glimpse of a small Cottontail scurrying away into the thick brush.
It’s really hard to review a gun when it’s really cold. I know I sure have my issues when it’s that cold. The temperature dropped into the low 20’s and it was just after dark when we returned to our campsite. So we had a good dinner and warmed up by the campfire.
It was great meeting the team from Eagle Claw and getting to learn about their line of products that are designed for those who have to handle heavy loads in harsh field conditions.
It was that night that we bundled ourselves under a lot of blankets and I periodically got up to keep the fire tended through the early morning hours. I woke up and started making coffee while Marley waited for the sun to come out.
The plan for the day was to go off-trail for a half mile, then cut back to the trail. We went for a long walk, taking in the beautiful scenery. It was about a mile or so from the car to the viewpoint where we stopped for a breather.
I’d never seen that many ground squirrels in my life. They were all over the place and it was quite surprising to me! I wasn’t able to conceal myself well behind a large boulder that doubled well as a steady rest for the Eagle Claw.
The Lone Stock design is really good in this situation. I find it easier to hold onto the stock when trying to make a shot.
100 Yards Shooting
I was able to connect with several large adult ground squirrels with the furthest out just past 100 yards. The eagle claw can’t have been that good of a shot since the eagles were so close to them.
Lever action rifles were developed for hunting, and they’re still used today in many countries to take down dangerous animals, I really enjoyed the forend that rested on the rock shelf and made it so much easier for me to rest my rifle there
The Hawke Vantage 3-12×44 SF scope is a great scope for most all hunting situations.
When hiking around, I usually always have my scope magnification set to 3 power, so that I can acquire quick target acquisitions. As you drive through the field you spot a large rabbit moving away at over 130 yards. You start to get worried that it will disappear from sight.
Seneca Eagle Claw Carbine Specs
| Max Velocity | 920 fps |
| Overall Length | 41.5″ |
| Buttplate | Rubber |
| Function | Repeater |
| Weight | 7.85 lbs |
| Scopeable | Weaver/Picatinny |
| Safety | Manual |
| Suggested for | Small game hunting/target practice |
| Caliber | .25 (6.35mm) |
| Muzzle Energy | 64 ft/lbs |
| Loudness | 3-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 17.0″ |
| Shot Capacity | 8 |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | none |
| Rear Sight | none |
| Trigger | Two-stage adjustable |
| Action | Lever-action |
| Powerplant | Pre-charged pneumatic |
| Max Shots per Fill | 20 |
| Operating Pressure | 3000 PSI / 206 BAR |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Fixed/adj. power | Multiple settings |
| Cylinder Size | 380 cc |
| Shrouded | Yes |
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