Seneca Wing Shot II .50 – PCP Air Shotgun & Rifle

Description

The Seneca Wing Shot II .50 Cal PCP Air Shotgun delivers exceptional versatility and power in a beautifully crafted big-bore platform. Able to fire shotshells, .50 caliber bullets, and Seneca Air Bolts, the Wing Shot II gives hunters the flexibility to take upland birds, varmints, predators, or medium-sized game with a single gun.

With speeds up to 1130 FPS and energy levels reaching 360 foot-pounds, this air shotgun/rifle hybrid is one of the most capable big-bore hunting PCPs on the market. Its smooth-bore barrel patterns shotshells effectively while still enabling accurate slug or Air Bolt shooting for maximum penetration and stopping power.

The Wing Shot II features an engraved hardwood stock with a ventilated rib for classic shotgun appeal. The bolt-action system is simple and reliable, providing clean loading and smooth operation in the field. A front bead sight delivers quick target acquisition, while the fixed-power design ensures consistent velocity shot after shot.

Its 244cc air cylinder provides up to five full-power shots per fill at 3000 PSI, making it perfect for hunting or high-impact pest control. Lightweight at just 7.4 lbs, the Wing Shot II handles naturally and shoulders like a traditional shotgun, offering familiarity and confidence to any experienced hunter.

Whether you’re chasing upland birds, eliminating varmints, or pursuing medium game with slugs or Air Bolts, the Seneca Wing Shot II is one of the most versatile and powerful airguns available today.

• .50 caliber big bore PCP air shotgun

• Fires shotshells, slugs, and Air Bolts

• Up to 1130 FPS and 360 FPE

• Smooth-bore barrel for shotshell performance

• Ventilated rib classic shotgun styling

• Engraved hardwood stock

• Smooth bolt-action operation

• 5 full-power shots per fill

• 244cc air cylinder

• 3000 PSI / 206 BAR fill pressure

• Front bead sight

• Rubber buttpad for recoil comfort

• Ambidextrous hardwood stock

• Lightweight 7.4 lb platform

• Ideal for upland birds, varmints, and big game