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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

...out, bolts that have a heavy drag, triggers that freeze, what's described as a flimsy pump system and so on from some of the Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 owners and their reviews (although their are plenty of happy 4 and 5 star reviews that state no problems right out of the box) I've come to the...

That's exactly right. For 150 bucks I picked up a sixties era all steel and wood Crosman 140 that is in excellent condition.

These have been out for a while. How are they holding up? How is the accuracy? How hard to pump? (I'm old) Are they a good value for the money? Do you think they will stand up to 10K pumps? The review says 10 pumps is about right for plinking, do you agree?

Great review Levy and Ted. I own 4 pumpers myself. Killed alot of squirrels back in my youth with them. My Sheridan. 20 Blue Streak is my favorite. They know how to build them back then. Your assessment of the Seneca Dragonfly has me thinking of another pumper for the stable. Thanks

.0.28 cents a shot + the pellet HMMM? seems to me for the occasional Squirrel this would b a better one . $ 200 and a tin of pellets . https://www.airgundepot.com/seneca-dragonfly-mk2.htm

...cal TX200 MKIII. I love that rifle!. For just simple shooting I do still enjoy my Sheridan MB2260 and, of course there's always my Seneca Dragonfly. 22 cal. There's always my replica pistols, especially my Colt SAA pellot pistol which draws me back to my true avocation as a cowboy. Ya hoo! I...

15 pumps?👀 I'm over here debating on a 362[including upgrades] or a dragonfly(bout the same price).😅

...- a chance to see if you were wrong about <whatever>. Gotta say, although I own quite a few PCPs, there's something alluring about that Dragonfly (which I was unaware of before this thread). I didn't get in on this one, but I'll try to get in on the next, and from the looks of it, I'd...

She STILL hasn't noticed!👀🤣🤷‍♂️ She was at work today. I carried the dragonfly around for 3 hours😅 ...think it's my lightest .22 rifle....and almost lightest overall rifle🤔

I can't find anyone disassembling a Dragonfly on Youtube, but here is a couple on the Stormrider that include the bolt and hammer area. The two guns share so many parts that I bet it is similar. and one with a "stuck bolt": Good luck! Mike