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I'm seriously looking at the Seneca Dragonfly MK II in .177. I'm mainly going to plink (target shoot) at a local range and that's the main reason for .177 caliber. With that said, I have an over abundance of large grey squirrels around me, here in Central New York. What maximum distance...

Hello, I have the Diana’s in 34, 48, 350N-tec, and 460 mag. As well as Airforce Condor, Marauders, a Seneca Dragonfly, etc. Even though my 460 has the T05 trigger, and I have had to fix a bent lever, it is my hands down favorite. Even though my 48 Is very accurate and so far problem free, my...

I don't know, they're so light, and small. Maybe a slight bit over distance.

People do all kinds of mods to just about every other multipump, but I havent been able to find a thing about people doing anything to these particular rifles and it seems like they'd be an ideal platform to build on.

I wouldn't hold my breath on that...

...a pumper even with wrist / strength issues. Easy to shoot because no recoil and maximum pumps are not needed for the distance. The Seneca Dragonfly just might be your Huckleberry. A little pricey but it has a really next level pumping system. Ted, the OG of air rifle reviews, did an...

Seneca Dragonfly II.

You got me thinking. Now I’m torn between a pcp pistol and the dragonfly mk2. Any thoughts?

New productions available, C2023 or a modified 362 all the way. At least that's what I say until I buy a dragonfly and see them side by side stock and fully moded. I wish someone would produce these you can find them but they have a huge price tag. Titan Mohawk.

Sheridan came out with their first rifle in 1947/48

Chinese manufacturing can be far superior today than it was 10-15 years ago. They have learned that we want the best quality possible that they are capable of producing. A decade ago you wouldn't touch a Chinese dirt bike , last year Kove entered 3 bikes into the Dakar rally and all 3 finished...

Pyramyd had them for $159.99 in .22 so I ordered one.

...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.