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Aloha fellow airgunners, I've owned a Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 for a year a half. The connecting/hinge pin broke recently. The tech at Air Venturi told me it was cheaper to buy a brand new rifle instead of paying for the shipping from Hawaii to Ohio and back for them to repair it. He was nice...

You know Zeke those dragonflies are some good eating...

...Gun post that I would like to have a Taipan bullpup , and the new tactical one recently seen on the Industry news. I wanted a Seneca Dragonfly Mk 2 , but seen some reviews where the owners had troubles with that butterfly linkage breaking down , and thought damn that would be just my luck...

...Crosman Shockwave also boasts a similar light weight and is not too powerful for the caliber, but I've never shot one. The Airventuri Dragonfly Mk2 might fit the bill too, I have a Mark 1 and it is light and accurate, but the pumping gets old. The Mark 2 is supposed to be a lot easier to...

The pump mech for the Dragonfly Mk2 was designed with Bob Moss actually.

I apologies for wording if i misspelled anything English is not my first language I am little new to air guns and I was wondering what would be the best pellet to use with the Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 for someone on a budget

Seneca Dragonfly This will check most of your boxes

Dragonfly was garbage it couldn’t hold poi if its life depended on it. There’s nothing like old Benjamin/Crosman pumpers

Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 Multi-Pump Air Rifle Or you wanting pistol only? There’s really only one king of the pump pneumatic air pistols, and that’s the Crosman 13xx variants.

Tom Gaylord really favors the Dragonfly. He rates it above the Sheridan. I favor the vintage Sheridan... Links here. - https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2023/06/seneca-dragonfly-mark-2-177-part-nine/ Cheers J~

I could be showing my ignorance here, but didn’t the dragonfly come out before the 392?

...and Silver Streaks from the 60's and 70's and no multipump made today can compare in build quality and accuracy. I also have 2 Seneca Dragonflys and can tell you from first hand experience they can't hold a candle to the old Sheridans. I actually had to return the first Dragonfly because it...

I ordered 3 of the .177 CARM magazines based on ann endorsement by Hector Medina in an older thread about magazines for Seneca Dragonfly & Chaser, etc. I plan to use them in a Dragonfly MK2 but haven't tried them out yet. The are definitely intuitively easier to load than the original mags for me.

It would be awesome if pumpers came off the line like that. I think the only thing somewhat comparable is the c2023 or the dragonfly. Found a sweet looking 1322 on Electrinic-bay up for auction.

i don't own a Dragonfly but i have shot one and i agree the Sheridans are a better gun . I wonder IF you could copy the linkage from a Dragon to the Sheridan ?

Scottg, where I grew up dragonflies were sometimes called darning needles. Long, thin, and reflective like their namesake.

dragonflies dodge and weave loop around all over the place here ..lol Maybe one day under a new name ..

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As is common in posts like yours, and responses to them, too many qualifiers make your quest impossible. Hence, responders resort to well-meaning but often way off-base recommendations (like PCPs). In my opinion the Seneca Dragonfly is your best option. See the attachment.

An Old Noob here just discovered this Dragonfly MKII and read the Hard Air review. I'm pretty sure I need one of these eventually and saw them on the bay in .22 for 159.99 NIB free shipping from a 100% seller. Must be higher demand for .177 because they are 197.95 from the same seller. Has...