Page 3 - Seneca Dragonfly MK2 & Diana Reviews

That Pyramid sent me a complimentary replacement .177 Cal for the .22 Cal they initially shipped in error.

Price is WAY too high for what this magazine is. Poor design which makes loading difficult and inconsistent. Shame that the pistol (Diana Airbug)is so great only to be diminished by a lame magazine. Had I known in advance about the magazine I'd never have bought the gun. Yes it's that bad!

Pyramid is still a great company. Too bad there isn't a way to rectify the poorly designed magazine. Letting Diana know how displeased we customers are would be a huge first step. albeit likely futile.

Wow, so much simpler than loading one pellet at a time. It allows me to concentrate on the shots and not the loading process. This makes shooting much more enjoyable.

- This clip is nine shots. My league and many competitions in my area shoot 10 shots at each of three targets. This means I have to load one shot manually at each of three targets. - Loading the first shot backwards is irritating. There has to be an easier way to engineer this. - And lastly, the price. $19.99... come on, really? I bought two extras and now I am at 1/3 the price of the gun. Ouch.

Fits ,and functions perfectly in my pistol Seems well made. No problems yet.

There needs to be instructions on how to load it. The loading method is critical. The price is too high.

There are videos on-line explaining how to load it correctly. This is important.

Solid state and the magnet makes it easy to lock into place. Fairly priced

little tricky to load, but you get the hang of it after a few times...

I use it in the Diana Airbug, you can shoot really fast, but if you do that your CO2 power fluctuates greatly, but is is still nice to load and take 9 shots without messing around with individual pellet loading ...

It's nice having a spare

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spare mags are priceless

Cost was reasonable; ergo I bought three of them for my Diana Chaser (.177). I like the convenience of firing off 9 shots quickly.

Add markers for direction to place pellets. Add better instructions.

I was skeptical on this item due to mixed reviews. But I watched a few YouTube videos and got the hang of how the thing worked. At first, I had jam issues, but I found that some pellets just jam because they are too soft. You have to experiment to find which pellets work well. The German RWS pellets are good; especially the HyperMAX.

9 pellet capacity. Reasonably well made.

It needs to operated smother somehow.

I have used this magazine a few times. Overall, it does not work that well. I have pretty much gone back to loading one pellet at a time in the Chaser rifle.

Fits my Diana Bandit and works fine.

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great value

9 shot capacity, nice fit into the gun.

The clear plastic plate is very thin, mine cracked through the pellet port after a few uses and I had to glue it. I hope it holds. The magazine feeds the first 6 pellets well then stops advancing, must be removed and "coaxed" to continue. Would have preferred something a little less delicate amd more reliable.

At the $20 price I expected better quality. I hope my experience was not the normal but be prepared in case it is.

Having a spare magazine is good. I can switch between two different pallets. Also it is good insurance for the case when I broke one and the part is discontinued. The magazine is long so that long pellets fit, for example Crosman PowerShot Gold Flight Penetrator.

It is too pricey. $15 would be more reasonable. The Lexan cover does not detent at closed position very well despite of a detent pin. I cracked the Lexan cover of a magazine when I advanced bolt and the cover partially obscured the bolt path. The cracked cover holds well, though.

In order to make the detent of Lexan cover more positive, I pushed the back of spring detent pin slightly out with a thin punch. It works. Tightening the center screw a bit more helps the detent as well. But don't crack the cover by over tightening.

It came with the Diana pistol, which was one of the factors for purchasing the pistol for me.

The instructions are wrong. I realized it when trying to follow the instructions. YouTube videos helped properly load the magainze.

I'm using the magazines on my Diana Chaser pistol.....get a coupleonce you're used to loading them,it,s sure nicer than a single shot tray. I,ve shot hudreds of rounds without jamming,thats note worthy in it's self.......get a few!!

larger capacity would always be better,and maybe a stronger magnet that holds it in place.

Take your time loading,you'll get used to loading quickly.

Needs to be refined

Metal not plastic

If you have large or arthritic hands...it takes a couple loads to get the hang of loading...but...once you do these magazines are brilliant. And because the Diana is hard to put down,they are very handy to have,I bought two,may get couple more for uninterupted shooting....theres alot of cans out there that need delt with..... I'm used to stick mags,so this rotory mag is different,but works flawlessly,turning a single shot gun into a repeater.....I give it an A+

For my type of shooting the 9 pellet (.177) magazine is a great option for my Diana Chaser and backyard plinking.

The instructions for loading the pellets into the magazine leave a lot to be desired.

Great cheap fun if you or family enjoy airguns... it's a HOOT!

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Lets just say this thing needs to be redesigned.

There isn't anything positive to say about this magazine. It's too small, difficult to load, and over priced. Come on, man, this thing is not worth $20.00. If I had paid half that, I would still give it a one star rating. In other words, it's junk!

That you can get repeat shots quicker that went using the shot tray.

price. It's cheap and I don't think it's worth $20.

The single shot tray is not that bad. Mostly use it in that mode.

WORKS GREAT

PRICEY

THEY ARE QUITE SMALL

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nothing but junk paid 20.00 for something that should be in the dollar store