Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 Multi-Pump Air Rifle

The design is brilliant. Mine was very accurate.

The implementation is unfortunate. The pump action is flimsy and if you are a serious shooter you will be buying parts and maintaining it every thousand shots or so.

When mine flew apart while I was pumping it. I decided I didn't feel like fixing it again. I took the longer barrel and installed it on my Stormrider. That gave me a few shots more because the barrel is 4 inches longer. The problem with this rifle is the cheap implementation of a brilliant idea. I would pay upwards of $500.00 to have this design properly built. It would weigh more but it would hold up better. Oh well. Would I buy another? No. Am I glad I had the experience with the rifle? Yes.

I was hoping for a quiet pumping , not like those shake flashlights but it still has a little metallic rattle, I'm thinking maybe I could install nylon bushings? Very easy to pump and very accurate , I had no problem hitting a rat in the head . Now I need a small night vision scope . I can make it a little more silent to pump I believe it should last a long time.

I'm a big fan of all metal and real wood, this plastic is ok I guess until it gets set to close to the stove. Aluminum or brass sights would be better shrouds from tempered tin

This rifle really feels good maybe a bit long in the stock /1" , but with a metal but plate carbine style probly faster on the shot

Very well built,

Sharp edges on forearm

Everything ended well, but the first one i received was a dud. But pyramid air took care of me and in a matter of days I received a replacement air rifle and it has been a great pesting rifle out 30 yds so far

Well this was my second one. I wanted the rifle to work so bad I got a replacement. It didn't work either. Thankfully this company has great customer service.

Quality control.

Gun shot only a few times before making a whining noise. After that no pressure. This was the replacement for the first one. I noticed the serial numbers were only 3 off from the first one I got so maybe it was a bad batch. Also a screw from the forearm was laying in the box. Finally, just got refund.

First off, I own about 25 airguns now, but raised on the Daisy Powerline and the Crosman 2100, these were very impressive. I bought two .22 cals, one for each of my sons Christmas 2022. Put $120 scopes on each and sighted them in. Shot very rarely. Last week I put up a target with a nickel size dot at 22 yards and my 11 year old put a whole mag of JSB 14.35s in the red. Took it out a day or two later using my chrony and tested for FPE with the JSB 14.35s, 15.89s, 18.19s and 25.35s. In order, we got 17.57, 17.8, 18.4 and 20.0. It's always nice to have a gun outperform it's advertising. I have similar results with my other son's gun as far as accuracy, I just have not done the power test yet, but expect them to be very, very close. Both very easy to pump for the power you get.

My son saw one of the screws that fasten the forestock with the pumping arm fall out. As we put it back in we noticed that one of the three were gone. Probably fell out without us noticing. Kinda my fault, I should have checked them earlier, but they should be designed to not come out so easily. Easy fix with a $39 Dragonfly repair kit from PA. Trigger is a little stiff and has some creep for sure. A little TLC with some polishing should do fine. Not a bad trigger though.

Take out pumping arm screws, clean with alcohol and put some blue Loctite on them. BLUE not red. Spray a little Ballistol on pumping arm hinges and wipe off excess. This will smooth out pumping action significantly. Take some sand paper or dremel and smooth out the edges of the wooden forestock where your hand come in contact with it, out of the box, it's rather sharp. Just make sure to cover internals as not to get sawdust in places it shouldn't be. These guns are well worth the money IMO. To my surprise, with heavier pellets (25.35gr) they shoot as hard as my two Walther Parrus's and my two NP's. Pretty amazing being that they are so easy to pump.

This gun shoots really good, even at just 3 pumps. Very accurate at 25yards, and still pretty good at 50yards (with a few more pumps). Magazine was rough loading heavier pellets, took it apart and smoothed the loading port/hole, all is well now. Bought the package deal with the cheapest mantis scope, and everything works really well!

Trigger not very smooth. Magazines don't load bigger pellets without smoothing out loading port inside the magazine.

Great to use at 3 pumps for close range, and still good at more pumps at longer ranges. Not too loud, but added a Buckrail suppressor and it is very quiet now.

Arrived well packaged, bluing is descent as is the stock. Feels like a solid well made air rifle.

The wood on the forearm has sharp edges

Great power with minimal pumps

The wood finish was nice. Good for show. Works with Diana Storm Chaser magazine and suppressor.

The pump arm mechanism rattles a lot during the stroke. Also the whole apparatus is too light to resist deflection from the centerline. Additionally the metal pump arm has a lot of side to side play within the wood pump arm channel amplifying the clopping of horse hooves sound as it cycles. This side to side wobble makes for unsteady pump strokes.

Incorrect suppressor specification. Not 1/2 x20 UNF. It fits the Diana Chaser suppressor M10 x 1.00

The concept is for sure cool, the magazine is decent-ish, and the threaded end is excellent.

They have the capability to put in a better trigger for the same price, don't be deceived by that. This trigger is terrible terrible terrible. Multipumps could be incredibly popular, if they'd put in a proper match trigger. So bad. Length of pull is fine for a child, but not an adult if you use optics. The optics rail was an after-thought and they failed to make it functional, especially with the ultra short stock.

This product isn't there yet. You will be frustrated. (but let's hope for a future product that checks the boxes, they can do it I'm confident)

I like the simplicity and multi pump function. Multi shot magazine. I started many moons ago with a Sheridan Blue Streak. I’m teaching my grandchildren shooting skills. I saw Ted’s review,looking to get yet another Sheridan/Crossmann. I liked the review. And being from Kenosha,,I trusted his review. Bottom line. Reliable, easy to pump compared to the older designs. Accurate for its reasonable price point. I’ve been shooting this one, and shooting nickel size groups at 25 yards. I’m shooting the iron-sites for now. Once the tribe is ready, I’ll definitely mount some glass for chapter two of their training. Terry&ThePirates South Florida

Nothing for what I expected.

I’ve found over the years that an air rifle or pistol is a must have. Target shooting indoors or out. Pest control.