Anyone besides me interested in the Lever Action Eagle Claw air rifle?

Are you in South Africa? Looks like the same platform as the Dragon Claw? lots of cc. Nice""

https://www.airrifle.co.za/threads/46091-Sam-Yang-Eagle-Claw

I’m not in South Africa

I’m in the U.S. Florida. That's why I asked forum members to contact PA and request they carry this rifle. I’d love to have the carbine model.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Eun-Jin-Sumatra-2500-Carbine/173225263275?hash=item285507c0ab  

Just an alternative.

There must also be a ton of Careers floating around.

JMHO

HM

Thanks, yes I know about the Sumatra.  I have a Sumatra carbine on order.  I used to have a .22 707 Career; wish I'd have kept it.  I'm still interested in the Eagle Claw as well.

That looks nice. ? 

I shot one at the PyramidAir Cup try-me table today.  I'm definitely saving my pennies.  I've loved my Sumatra for a long time, but there is plenty of love to go around! 🙂 

I'm interested, but at a price of $799 at PA that slows my interest. Saw a video of Jim Chapman hunting squirrel with the .25 in Arizona. He stated 55 fpe or so, but don't know where he had power wheel set, or what weight pellet. Spec. on PA website for .25 is max 70 fpe.  Sumatra 25oo .25 from factory produces up to 90+ fpe for a price at PA for $679. Style has changed considerably with a single pressure tube and no metal on forestock. Still weighs in at over 8 lbs. Will be interested to see reviews from PA or AEAC. I had the 2500 in .25 cal. and wish I still had. Very, Very accurate to 100 yds. and 100 fpe was doable with some of the new boolets.

I would have preferred a real carbine; the length is just too long.  Possibly sacrifice some velocity in order to achieve that. I do like the shroud; it's about time. I had the Sumatra for a little while and used a DonnyFL LDC, which made it longer (unfortunate) and looked out of place (awkward to me) on a lever action rifle.  An effective shroud would have been much better but only if the length wasn't greatly affected; once again, one would sacrifice some velocity.

Would be nice but there's no way I'll ever spend $800 on a pellet gun. I'll stick with Springers. The simplicity of them is perfect. Grab your tin of pellets and your out the door.