Seneca Recluse Dual Tank, .357 cal

If you're new to big air like me, you soon realize this isn't a budget alternative to powder shells. Its a whole different thing, and it's super cool. Get a bunch of good pellets and a compressor if you can. There's some way cheaper budget compressors out there if you can't afford the fancy ones. A hand pump is not really adequate. I filled it one time with a hand pump and then went straight to ebay and got a two hundred dollar pcp compressor. Have fun and don't shoot your eye out kid

Pros
This is my first and so far only pcp. I couldn't believe the power that it has. It's too loud for the backyard so I got a donnyfl to fix that, and it does. I've mostly just been sawing a maple tree in half from about fifty yards. I did pop 1 racoon from about 25 yards with a 115 hollow point, it was messy. The chicken coop was between us so I just shot through it, luckily I missed all the welded wire. It got him in the ear and he fell over like a scared possum. It holds plenty of air for my needs. Its definitely well built using good stuff. People trip when I get it out, it's cool looking. It maneuvers well, like a 410 shotgun, sounds like one too without the Donny. Its a little awkward to maneuver with the Donny on it, that thing adds about a foot to the end. I'm not entirely sure that I would buy the same gun again but it's very possible. A texan would be cool, but this thing is half the price and with kill stuff just as dead. Overall I'm happy with it and don't regret the purchase

Cons
It doesn't come with a lifetime supply of pellets

Awesome gun just got mine I took it out in the back and took 4 shots from approximately 40 yards and had a group of about 3/4 of an inch I love it

Cons
It's a little loud might disturb the neighbors

Great gun it will take deer also 60 yards To 85 yards lve done it all ready.

Pros
Power

Cons
Single shot.

The Seneca Reluse is a Powerhouse of a hunting airgun consistently blasting the 145 grain Nosler rounds clean through a 3-1/2" wood Beam . It's so powerful it actually has a little recoil. The accuracy using the Nosler rounds is impressive at less than 2" groupings at 50 yards. The dual air tanks give me 3 full power shots for hunting and about 20 shots on low power at the range. The Air Venturi Quiver Mount is a must to mount a bipod and sling. Be Aware that the gun comes with no sling mounts. I have the airbolts but find that the heavier rounds will kill a wild pig dead on the spot if you make a good headshot. The trigger is heavy as the other reviews note but overall the quality is great. It is LOUD. You have to have good neighbors to shoot this in your backyard. Has to be oiled daily if you take it out in the damp woods as I do or it will rust. The bolt is not as hard to cock as in other reviews I have read but make sure to check the tightness of the bolt handle screw as it tends to loosen up. The scope mounts suck but I was able to mount a UTG swat scope using a conversion rail but the scope is more than 2" above the barrel so you have to be aware of your elevation adjustment. Overall I am pleased with the gun especially at it's price point. The stock and finish makes it a beautiful gun. I would recommend it to anyone who wants an airgun for small to medium sized game animals.

Pros
Awesome penetrating power. Nice finish and quality. Lots of shots per fill.

Cons
The scope rail sucks. The trigger is extremely heavy but breaks clean. The location of the sling and bipod mount is way to close to the stock. Purchasing the Air Venturi Quiver mount gives you a bottom rail to attach the bipod at a reasonable location and allows you to fix a sling where it will be useful.