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This is a draft of the part that I'm making for my dragonfly I probably will sell these. I still have a little bit of work to get the kind of quality that I would expect.

No I have not. I didn’t want to do the moderator swap on it. It’s kind of a hack job (literally) to get it on the Notos, and I am kind of against dumping money into the Notos. Why buy the cheapest gun on the market and then spend a ton of money modifying it when you can just get a better gun...

...and the 392 linkage for strength. Here is my heavily moded 1400/1377 build that can hit over 1000 fps with standard lead at 10 pumps. Here is my half way moded 362. Still to come: flat top, metal trigger, valve mod, longer barrel. The 362 and the dragonfly may be the new way to go.

Thinking about the Dragonfly. What sight enhancements have folks tried other than a scope? Use for plinking, personal target practice, perhaps a pest or two here and there.

...flavors of slugs. I also have MP Molds' .22 and .25 torpedo-shaped slug molds, and surprisingly they actually shoot OK from some guns; my Dragonfly Mk1 loves to lob their .22s, if only at ~480fps, but what a whack when it finally lands on target! Anyway, casting has become a hobby within...

Got 1 and it is nice! Spot on at 10m. out of the box. Watched a review comparing it to a dragonfly and the results were total BS. Crosman is a truly stand up company. Just sayin....

I also favor the Sheridan. This '65 has been running just fine since it was new. That's hard to beat. Wondering how the Dragonfly II will be doing after 59 years of use. Cheers, J~

Crosman 362 or Seneca Dragonfly. Both around $200 and they shoot the inexpensive Crosman pellets. Probably the best bang for the buck. On sale today at Pyramid Air...

Here’s a few photos.

It seems to be happening on my springers, pcps and also a multipump(Dragonfly).

I love it when the hit target reacts!! I respect paper shooting , but i don't do it.

...is 31.8mm (1.25") x 90.4mm (3.62") and 1.98 ounces (54.4 gm). Just right and just in time for squirrel season. I've tested it on my Dragonfly and was shooting consistently under a penny at 40 yards with no wind. 1/2 UNF threads printed (no steel insert) 22 caliber $40.00 to your door...

The Dragonfly Mk2 seems to share the same basic platform as the Artemis PP900 guns. If the barrels are similar, JSB Exact Heavies are a good starting point. They have a relatively high BC. 12 FPE at a closer range like 20 yards will pass through a squirrel in a body shot using said pellets.

Agree with above poster. I read Tom Gaylord reviews on the MK2 Dragonfly and the 362 Commemorative. Definitely bumped the 362 Commemorative off my wish list and added the MK2 to the Benjamin 312 or 342 to it.

...Rail sites. I think I'll order the A20 Disco adapter and hold off on a dedicated moderator for the A362. I have a the uni suppressor on a Dragonfly and an OEM Diana Chaser moderator I can try on the Crosman. Regardless, the slightly longer sight radius with that adapter can't hurt and the...

I'll share a few later on today. Looks wise there's nothing special about it. It's just a 392PA that's in good shape with the altered forearm. There is apparently a downside to moving the forearm back a few inches for better leverage in that it weakens the rear stock. When I got it the...

...of miraculous intervention. At least it is a nice dream. ;-) And speaking of sound reduction... I was totally surprised my 'new' Artemis Dragonfly Mk1 (grin) turned out to be the only air rifle I've ever purchased that's delivered with an optional moderator, which went totally unmentioned...

...replies. I learned a lot and talked in more depth with one of the more astute members here, took a second look at things and decided my Dragonfly II would be even better in .177, with no scope, no suppressor and a Williams peep. So, I just ordered one from PA. Is anything better than...

for those that can't see the attachment: Seneca Dragonfly MK2 .22, Dan Wesson 8", Lil Duke John Wayne BB Gun, Air Arms Pellets, HN pellets and Norma pellets, 5 pack of CO2, Crossman Copperhead BB's (1500), Air Venturi Crazy 8's airgun target and Firebird detonating targets.