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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.

...to repair. And I even own old crosmans and benjamins. If one was ever to build their own self contained air conserving pump, I believe the dragonfly mkII is the way to go given it has a good start platform and great reviews. Other than a few people building and modding their own pumpers, I'm...

Should say on the left side by dragonfly. If it just says dragonfly it's a 1. Mine is a 2. After dragonfly on the side it says: MKII Pics of my pin for reference

Seneca Dragonfly MK2

I have a Diana 48 in .22, powerful,accurate like just about all pellets, nice adjustable sights. One stroke you’re in business . Beeman R-9 is a good break barrel as well . been shooting it 35+ yrs. . minimum Maintaining, still going strong. Better than multi pump imho. Btw, I’ve had a Sheridan...

Of the 2 I have seen, both suffered breakage after a couple/few tins. Cook gun but not durable.

...and the plastic endpiece turn me off and Tom Gaylord's review of its accuracy was enough to stop any late night "buy it now" impulses forever. For what it costs I could get a nice vintage gun like a resealed Crosman 101 or a Sheridan Silver Streak or a new Dragonfly plus a Bugbuster and mounts.

Buy anything good? I got some pellets and a nice moderator for $20. I did get a new Seneca dragonfly for $100. No clue why I bought it haha, I felt like I had to get a gun. I missed out on some great deals on guns. You can’t think on anything because it’ll be gone when you come back. Won’t make...

I have a 1300KT that I really enjoy shooting a 25 yards. 5 shoot groups CTC under .50 🎯 I have the Crosman two stage trigger to install that I'm "assuming" :) will produce tighter groups..

the diagram shows where th parts go pin 2 washers linkage parts and 2 washer and e-clip pin 84 washers 15 i would get some more pins, there is just too much going one in one place connecting 3 parts together all moving with pressure pins will fail holes will enlarge failures will happen and as...

Dragonfly 22 BSA Lightning GRT 25 HW50 177 HW98 20 D460 22 D430 177 Storm Rider .177 HW110 177 Condor 25 In that order.

One of the changes I made to my Dragonfly did just what you suggested here. In stock form, anything over 10 pumps doesnt net much more fps, but the gun responds well to a few easy modifications. The pump head is threaded & adjustable. By turning it out some, the compression goes up quite a...

+1 on the Carm mags, best option on the market, use them in both my Diana Chaser and Dragonfly II. Better design, best quality.

That is one uniquely good-lookin' stock! Hmm... all I'd need to do is copy it -- maybe mahogany or walnut or some other equally beautiful hardwood -- chop it off up front for forearm separation, lovingly hand finish the pieces to perfection, carefully plug in and secure all the business bits...

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The deluxe sight is $83. The simple one is $45. They both have FREE RETURNS. Why not be a leader and try one. This is how this forum gains in knowledge. Through trial and error.

Here's the thing that I keep wondering about the Dragonfly. Every review I read or watch on it remarks about how easy the pumping is and that it doesn't get significantly harder with additional pumps. So why the heck didn't they increase the cocking effort a little and create a rifle that...