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OK, spill. Did the lady try it, or has she still not noticed? I’m interested in whether she thinks the weight of the Dragonfly is heavy. Sounds like the pumping effort isn’t bad.

This morning while testing moderators this happened. The part that flew off was under considerable stress as I was at the bottom of a pumping stroke. It left the vicinity at low Mach number. I'm glad it didn't hit me in the eye. There was zero warning.

I’ve had that service from PA on first PCP I got, gun wouldn’t hold air when I got it. Sent it back for replacement.

Anyone else excited for new Seneca Dragonfly MK2?

I agree with dr. kralenstein about the pumpers. You can check out the Diana’s single strokes such as the indestructible md 48. And guality Beemans.

My hw50 scoped with a non AO 4x scope is 7.2 lbs. It works as far as I could shoot anything.

Ohhhh my fun!!🤣🤪🤙 Finally got the Dragonfly to the range!!!🤗 (Forgot to get more pics, was having a blast!) Got her sighted in at 35yrd. Tried about 10 different pellets/slugs. Turns out; she loves CPHPs!!👀🎯 Was even able to pop a pest bird at about 68 yards!🫨 (Dang thing fell into a thicket...

what is "search Dog" ? but on the other hand https://www.airgunnation.com/search/330510/?q=dragonfly&o=relevance

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-dragonfly-mk2-multi-pump-air-rifle?m=5170#11544 thats the sad thing about pumpers, they are pretty much as weak as co2 cant imagine how much of a lob it is with 21gr

I've thought about buying a springer for long range plinking so this thread is of interest to me. I always thought that I'd get a side or underlever from one of the German manufacturers. Never considered a multi-pump, like the DragonFly, but I like the price!

...situation. For just the three pumps necessary to guarantee accuracy at 30 feet, the effort required is almost insignificant. The Seneca Dragonfly mk2 (.22 & .177) rifles aren't too bad either, I have both and choose 'em often, although they do need a bit more effort than the aforementioned...

...and it's always ready to go when you are. For pests (and small game, if desired), I like this MUCH more than the C362, or even my .22 Dragonfly mk2 (another excellent air rifle), and eight pumps for full power is a cinch, especially compared to 15 for the Dragonfly! When it comes down to...

*****haven't told the lady about the dragonfly 😅🥴🤪🫣🫠😬🤣🤣🤣🤞🤞 I slid it in with the other slingers to see if she would notice. Nothing so far.👀🤫

I own a 1967 Sheridan ,20 cal. Easy to pump and deadly to 48 yards (my home range ) 5/8 inch washer hung on a string . 4 pumps is all i ever do . paid $150 1 year ago . beautiful looking rifle

If you want quality...FX independence unfortunately no longer made. might need to find one in the used market. There's one in gun broker .com

...a Sheridan in the early 80’s. Been watching Sheridan prices and just can’t go there. Don’t have any 5 mm pellets either. Thought of the Dragonfly as my friend has one and let me shoot it. I thought it was kinda clanky. Saw the limited edition Crosman 362 this morning on another post. Could...

Crosman 362 8 pumps

Pa got the mk2 on referb deal now if any intrest (.177&.22) https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-dragonfly-mk2-multi-pump-air-rifle?m=5170#11544

I'm loving the magazine for the dragonfly. Much better than single shot🥴🤙

I’ve picked up a few vintage pumpers, but had the Dragonfly 2 first. It’s still my most accurate gun. If only it were beefy in the pump linkage like the Crosman140 or Blue Streak…Way easier to pump though. also the barrel appears to be made of some sort of rubber, the way it flexes. I modified...