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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.

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.

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...