Page 4 - Seneca Dragonfly MK2 & Diana Reviews

WORKS GREAT

PRICEY

THEY ARE QUITE SMALL

nothing

everything

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

fits into gun good easy to load

price, make it at least a 12-15 rd mag

do not load the rabbit magnums into this magazine will jam your rifle and mag and you will have to destroy the mag to get the round unchambered, lost my first magazine due to the pellets not chambering correctly and they keep the mag from rotating, overall the mag is ok nothing special

Purchased in .177 caliber. Functions very well without any problems what so ever.

Reduce the cost, feel it is grossly over priced. Should be in the $10 - 12 range !

Be patient when learning to load the magazine correctly because the instructions aren't very clear. Once figured out it's fairly easy though somewhat tedious because of the small size of both the magazine and pellets.

A nice alternative to loading single shots in the tray. It's a nice time saver if you just need to fire off a few pellets quickly.

Feels a bit flimsy...so far so good.

It's not rocket science but follow the directions - if you don't it's easy to drop pellets from the magazine while loading.

This round of magazines work somewhat better than the last few I purchased.

Still need to work on these a bit. the magnets seem to be a little weaker causing them to over slide the lock position to the right in the Gen 2 Stormrider.

Do not rush inserting the magazine listen and feel to make sure your magazine has actually loaded correctly before charging.

Quality Construction

Excellent..Did not have any problems at all. It works great and is better than single loading.

Multiple shots, magnetic hold in place

I would like to see these mags designed more like the marauder mags. I dont like loading skirt first, and the detent should be fixed instead of on an allen key adjustment screw, it backs off and the clear front plate gets loose. Had a jam that required forcing the mag out of the gun due to the pellet trapped halfway inbetween because it was last shot the bolt would not slide forward and also couldn't get the pellet to move.

Be careful pushing the bolt forward, push from the bolt itself and not the handle. And if you feel resistance the only option is to force it or else if you pull the bolt back again it will advance the mag.

Nothing

Difficult to load pellets. They have to be inserted skirt first. The rotating fingers for each position are very small and hard to see. If they are not perfectly centered then the pellet skirt hangs up on the finger causing the soft lead skirt to be bent or crushed. The whole process is reverse of every other magazine that I have where the pellet is inserted nose first. Poor!!

it's give the diana chaser rifle the quick shoot and accurate capability

the plastic traslucent cover it's should be more durable

it's durable if you load the pellets slow and is best suited for 7.4 to 7.9 grains pellets and only domed or hollow point.

To small for large hands. Cost to much for what you get

Do not know it fell apart before I was able to use it.

Instructions not clear. It fell apart when I tried to load it.

holds several rounds

make it easier to load, poor design

This thing is a pain to load.
I dont even use the magazine, its easier to just use the single shot tray.

Gammo swarm is a much easier magazine to load. better design.

I like that the mfr. chose to provide a magazine.

This tiny magazine is very difficult for me to load. It appears to be similar to the Marauder and Kral mags but pellets must be loaded from the back side, skirt first. This is very cumbersome to say the least. I would like to see this changed/improved.

Nice for making quick follow up shots

Falls apart if you don't lock tite the screw.. same mag as dragonfly bot acted up after about 100 shots. took apart cleaned it up let the screw set up over nite no more problems

put locktite on mag screw so it don't come loose it will hang upon you.

I like the concept of a multi shot bolt action pistol. A slide in magnetic catch. So simple.

Better directions. Had to go to You Tube to watch it being loaded.

Unit feels delicate when handling. Loading sequence is easy once you understand how. Price seem a bit high but, it works good and I'm going to keep it.

I like the idea of having extra loaded pellets available but, I used it a couple of times, dry runs, it loosened up a bit and the pellets kept falling out the back.

It needs a stronger spring and be made of metal instead of cheap plastic.

Be careful when loading pellets, to read the instructions of how to load the magazine. It loads backwards unlike most pellet mags. You could wind up with a jam by shooting the pellets backwards in to the breech.

Rapid reloading and repeating. The magnetic holder is nice and has not failed in a few hundred shots. This magazine is not perfect, but it is one of the saving graces of the Stormrider platform. Easy and quick to change out.

Price! This thing probably costs under $2 USD and should retail for no more than $12, preferably under $10. Greed heads! Aligning the chamber with the hole in the window is sometimes challenging even to someone in good condition, imagine an uncoordinated kid or anyone with hand/eye disability. I would make the window removable, use a manual action to wind the spring and allow loading by dropping the pellets in point down so pellet pens could be used and speed the process. This design takes some getting used to, but it works. More shots per would be nice.

Read my review of the Stormrider too. A magazine came with the gun, but Pyramid did not tell me that and sold me an extra magazine even though it is not really necessary. An extra could be nice to load different ammo if you are hunting birds and squirrels at the same time or to have one for lead and one for non-lead pellets.

Quick arrival

Nithing

Magazine is tricky and follow directions provided