Page 2 of 12 - Seneca Dragonfly MK2 & Diana .22 (5.5mm) Cal Reviews

It fits.

For the price, it could be made better and more reliable, durable and easier to use, especially for the new shooter. Maybe worth $10 but that's it.

A company in Canada made one to fit that shows real promise, more expensive but well made.

Great item for getting extra shots.

The loading may require a little bit of time but well worth the effort.

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I have this opportunity to write this comment. for other buyers. And it is a humble opinion and with great respect. This product is a big scrap. I have two Diana .22 magazines. They are Chinese manufacturers. I don't know how Diana allows such junk quality in this product. The gun is very good. But this magic is useless.

That the factory is German. Not Chinese.

Do not buy this Chinese product. This charger is pure junk. It does not work. Very bad manufacturer. Chinese doesn't work.

They work well, are easy to fill and fits my Diana guns easily

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Look at the price other companies charge for their magazines and this is better. I actually made a couple using a 3D printer.

I bought two of them and both have worked flawlessly in my Diana chaser. I like the fact that they are adjustable for the detent pressure on the lid closure and the slack on the lid itself.

I would make the magnetic force of the holder that keeps the magazine in place stronger or create some kind of mechanical latch to hold it more securely. I think it would be easy to lose while hunting if you weren’t careful.

You will probably need to learn to adjust your magazines,but it’s very easy to do.

Indexes smoothly. Locks securely in place. Aligns with chamber consistantly.

Alignment key on side of mag is the weak link in design. Maybe alignment key transition from wider to narrow surface to "guide" mag in. For me, I have to remove from Chaser from a shooting position to guide the mag in. No amount of practice has allowed me to insert mag without looking down. Still a minor issue, just like to see downrange/target at all times. Screws on handle are hex drive not slot or phillips. Makes me change it or carry another tool.

Diana's quality was beyond what I expected. Smooth surfaces, nice lines, easy to look at, and performs flawlessly.

Fun. I have already jammed it once though

Make it a little more robust.

Its great to have 4 full clips when plinking with my Stoeger MX1. Stopping to reload every 7 shots wasn't fun.

The gun kits should come with spare clips to start with.

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The Diana Chaser magazine in .22 caliber is cheaply made and very overpriced for what it is. The way you load the magazine is a poor design. If you have large hands, arthritis, or other hand issues good luck, you'll need it. It is very aggravating experience. You need spin the spring-loaded magazine, keep the cover from flipping back on you from spring tension, put a pellet in with magazine upside down, then flip the magazine over to load the other pellets. The magazine is very small and hard to hold while performing all the acrobatics needed. Then on top of that the magazine is thin plastic, poorly designed, and I have my doubts they are going to hold up. It took 3 months to get magazines in stock after I purchased the Diana Chaser pistol to use as a repeater, I didn't want a single shot pistol.

After several frustrating attempts to load the magazine, I wound up using a Command Strip on the front side of the magazine to hold the magazine down, spin it, put the 1st pellet in through the back side, then flip it back over by lifting i up off the table it was stuck to, then finish loading from the front side. This method works if you're loading on a table.
Keep in mind if you are loading in the field, you will need to stick the magazine down to something flat with enough weight to counteract the force of the spring This means you will probably need to carry something with you. I used a release type Command Strip rated for hanging posters to a wall. You could use double sided tape. Keep in mind there is a balance between enough strength to overcome spring tension, while still allowing easy release or removal from the surface holding the magazine down, and then removing strip or tape from the face of the magazine after loading
See my review on the Diana Chaser pistol also