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I was looking at the anniversary edition. I'm leaning toward dragonfly in 22. Seems pretty sweet.

the dragonfly pumpers are magazine guns as well, personally, I think the only reason really to do that is to be different than all the pumpers of yesteryear

Seneca Dragonfly MK2 in a heartbeat.

you may want to rethink about break barrels , it is just a learning curve . HAHAHA jumped in this and didn't read ALL just answered the OP TOO LATE > i will have to get one of these and see what i can do ? Dragonfly MK2

Oooooo!👀🥰 I really like that! Aaaaand it's ON a dragonfly!🥹😍 where did you acquire such a thing?🤔*I have a Buck-Rail Moderator on mine🎩🤙

liked "nolite timere malum"

I debated that one or the dragonfly. Got a refurbished deal on the dragonfly so I went with that deal(and i had a coupon)🥴 362 will most likely be my next pumper.... Or another drifter that I can keep stock and go mod my current one more🤣

My beautiful, accurate and easy-charging C2023 is my favorite multi-pumper too, although the .22 Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 offers a few more foot pounds of energy at max pumps, if that's an important requirement for prospective buyers. Those coupl'a-few extra foot pounds do come with a fairly hefty...

FWIW, I turned 70 on 9/11, Brother Geez. More importantly, I've owned and tested over 500 airguns of all kinds. That includes my .22 Dragonfly. So to start, I disagree with anyone attempting to steer you away from a Dragonfly despite you making it clear in your original post that's what you...

Oooooohhhhh!! 👀 you have my attention!😅 Dragonfly should be here tomorrow🤗🫣 I gotta go print some of those targets!🎯🤓 **edit** You used a dragon fly too??👀👀 I will definitely be trying this with the 880 as well as the 2289 along side the dragonfly 😀

I would love to see a factory baffled shroud version of the dragonfly.

The Dragonfly is an interesting air rifle I'm curious to hear your review after you've shot it 🎯

Are the Dragonfly magazines the same as the Diana Airbug? They sure look alike to me. Charles

...4, then 5. If you want a lot of power, shoot at 10 pumps, then 11, 12, etc. See if there is a number of pumps that gives the best group for that pellet. My first gen Dragonfly (3-8 pumps max) shoots best at 6 pumps, not 5 not 7 but 6. 8 is OK too, but not as accurate as 6. I don't know why.

I think the Crosman 392S/397S and the Seneca Dragonfly are probably the best quality current production air rifles. If you can find a Benjamin 392P/397P or Sheridan 5mm built during the transition period 1991-1993 while still in Racine Wisconsin, then you will be getting arguably one of the best...

The Texan has a good reputation. AEA not so much. Seneca is more of a gray area. The Dragonfly seems to be well regarded, but having owned an Aspen I wouldn't recommend it. Seneca does have good prices though. The guns that seem to have the best reputation in that price range are the...

Sorry not a springer but it might fit the bill Seneca Dragonfly MK II $199.99 But with shipping...it might be over $200 If he doesn't have a scope...it'll definitely be over $200 https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-dragonfly-mk2-multi-pump-air-rifle?m=5170

yes ! variable power and way less cost than a 48 /54

The dragonfly- refurbished.... Not a bad price to begin... Wanting a .22 pumper rifle(have hatsan supertact qe break barrel, crosman 2289 pumper, crosman2200 pumper*needs work*, and ruger break barrel... It was either the crosman 362 or Seneca dragonfly... Already have alot of crosman stuff🤪🤷‍♂️...

...and Springers are hot topics, no argument, however, CO2 and pump-ups are quickly suggested when a member presents a scenario where they might make a better fit. Dragonfly, in particular, is mentioned as a good pump-up to checkout. Search the archives for "Dragonfly," you'll see what I mean. WM