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...fault it for are minor and have been fixed with the updated version. It's an accurate and reliable gun at a very reasonable price. I've also heard nothing but good things about the Notos. Some guns I've purchased that I have been disappointed by were the Jet, the Dragonfly and the...

Maybe post 14 or another in this ,? https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/dragonfly-heads-up.1292473/#post-1522110

My friend has the Dragonfly. He really likes it. I’ve sweetened it up for him but personally don’t care for it. It has a good design, but very clanky and poorly made in the cocking leverage department. My favorite pumpers are the Sheridan/ Benjamin/Crosman models built in the 90’s. American...

Ah OK. Darning needle makes much more sense but Dragon Fly is such a cooler name haha

Really wish seneca would make a pistol multipump version of the dragonfly mk2... i realize the pumping would require more force probably but i like the build quality etc better than the crosmans and there doesnt seem to be much else out there.

Saw some talk of trading items from mystery boxes earlier. I received a basic box including a BM8. I’d be in interested in possibly trading it for a Beeman P3 or Dragonfly if anyone is interested.

...threads in Delrin on some of his moderators. Mine have held up well. I will be making them with M10 x 1 threads to fit Stormriders and Dragonflys (when the adapter is removed) and 1/2 x 20 UNF threads to fit Dragonflys with the adapters installed. There will also be identical models...

I shot my Seneca Dragonfly for a little while. Then it started to rain.

A copy of the pump assist Benjamin 392 Designed by Bob Moss? https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2007/12/the-pump-assist-benjamin-392-part-4/

Vulcan 3 700mm (Love the Accuracy of this thing) 30 cal... 54gn Thor Press slugs @ 976 fps Tiny Dragons at 35 yards Had a crazy storm yesterday...bugs...dragonflies are everywhere. Well... not sure if they were head shots...maybe 3 head to torso shots o_O Gotta level my damn camera

I think someone mentioned the owner might be in jail? @ZekeZX10 has one of his molds and his slugs are dragonfly accurate!

Hmmm interesting :unsure: I'm a big fan of pumpers. Modified 362??

I think it’s a moderator from OLD SPOOK. Dragonfly is its name. ( I traded it to Sicumj )

I mostly shoot at steel targets in my backyard...and yes, occasionally, tree rats do find themselves in the wrong backyard. However, I find target shooting (paper) a lot less fun. This is not because I think target shooting in and of itself is not fun. It's just my brain finds itself on...

I'd like to throw this rifle favorite of mine into the mix: the Seneca Dragonfly pumper at .22 cal. I thoroughly enjoy mine. Easy to pump, quiet, not pellet picky, and right in your/his price range at $199 from Pyramyd. You'll like it.

the Diana Bandit, Chaser and Airbug have the same trigger group all the breeches would interchange, the Stormrider breech is the same as to bolting on and the Trailscout Seneca Dragonfly breech would fit they are all Snowpeak

I run a BuckMark? on mine at all times-its quiet. The pumping action is loud as hell though. Linkage slop pops & clacks with every stroke. Maybe a Mk3 will come out with billet linkage? wishful thinking...

I tend to encourage Dragonflies around my property. Here are few things they eat. Below is the list of What do Dragonflies Eat Small Insects: Mosquitoes, Flies, Gnats, Midges, Butterflies, Moths, Beetles, Ants, Bees, Wasps. Aquatic Prey (for Nymphs): Tadpoles, Small fish, Water fleas...

@WNYBill Why not start him out how a lot of us started? https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-dragonfly-mk2-multi-pump-air-rifle?m=5170&page=1&query=dragonfly&lang=en&searchConfigId=643645070c547549270ccc15 This looks like a new and improved pumper.

I'll probably put most of it on EBAY. Nothing against the Blitz. It's heavy and it's in .22. I have a Hammer in .510. I am keeping the dragonfly. This thing is just purddy! Might keep the targets too. They're pretty cool.