Recent content by spydie

I didn't get a notice when this post came in, so I missed it. I'm glad to see that on a Dragonfly. Now I know for sure that it will fit. Thank you.

I see Airgun Depot has this same non-micro adjustable sight (top one) for $39.89 but possibly with shipping it might be the $45 of this Amazon one. https://www.airgundepot.com/williams-diopter-sight.html?sid=169

Thanks Mike. Your effort is appreciate, but I'd really like to see someone put that sight on the Seneca Dragonfly MK2 so see if it will really work. Maybe someone will see this thread that has already tried it. Those sights are too expensive ($82) to take a chance on.

I never thought of those complications. I don't know what a Snowpeak breech is, but I never thought about how it would work in relationship to the front sight. The only peep I have is on my Benjamin 392 and those attach with a screw on the side of the breech and are designed to work with the...

I'm still trying to find a peep sight for the Dragonfly MKII. Has anyone found one?

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I think that's how mine was, as it's the only way the spacer springs would actually serve any purpose, but my large spacer (on your left side of your picture) was at the very bottom. I tried shooting it with the baffles turned both ways and it makes absolutely no difference in the sound. I...

I just received the .22 model of the AEA HP SS and did the same dumb thing. I didn't actually know it has a built-in moderator, so I bought the DonnyFL adapter at the same time I ordered it and moderator buck-rail.com. So I took the end cap off holding the gun in a safe position (down) and all...

Just got back from a very short 3 day vacation and watched your video, over and over and over. I think I have it figured out what you are doing. That wire that you are taping to the socket is going to be bent to fit into the the grooves of the rear cap, right? All together it looks like a...

What is the trick to assembling the spring and rear cap on the HW70? It flies apart very easily... but what a bear to try to compress it to get it back together. Got it all rebuilt now if I could just get that last part back in it!

I've got it all assembled except for the trick to get the rear cap and spring back together (it flew apart much more easily? LOL). What is the trick for that most difficult part of the assembly?

Everybody asks about how to get that end cap off... but nobody talks about how to get it back together. I need to know that trick! "broke down in New Mexico"

That's probably how mine had two different pieces of metal in it also. Such idiots.

That rear cap removal tool is very clever. I used a large clip-ring pliers with 90 degree tips that I ground the round ends a little flat and that worked fine. That seal looked a lot like the one I took out of mine. Mine had two pieces of metal imbedded in it. How does this happen? Do...