Page 5 of 9 - Seneca Dragonfly MK2 & Diana .177 (4.5mm) Cal Reviews

I like having a magazine for quick follow up shots, the quality seems ok so far.

The price is my only real criticism. Would be nice if it held 10 shots.

I have experienced a couple jams which I believe is my fault. If you don't push the pellet all the way into the breech, and you pull the bolt back the magazine will rotate about a 1/2 pellet and now it will get stuck as you won't be able to pull the mag out with a 1/2 loaded pellet and the bolt will hit the inner drum wheel and won't be able to push on the half loaded pellet pellet....that was not easy figure out but I eventually got it out w/o damage. This seems to happen when the pellet gets hung up in the breech O-ring and if you pull back the bolt slightly it allows the inner drum to slightly rotate and bingo. I found this happens with pointed pellets in the Diana. This has also occurred on my .22 Stormrider.

Fairly easy to load. Very compact

Would be nice to be a 10 shot, but that would make it too big to fit on the Diana Chaser with a scope. It barely fits as is.

it makes the bolt a little hard to close on some shots. Assume its because the spring loading is putting pressure on the pellet as it has to slide out. I use this on a Diana Chaser. With a cheap 4x scope it is right against the scope, but still fits in position. Makes the gun fun to use with fast follow up shots.

Works smooth and easy to load after initial instructions

Nothing I'm not an engineer

Njoy my new Trailscout get ya one of ya love to plink!

You don't have to reload after every shot.

Hard to load and not spill pellets out.

Size and magnetic positioning in the breach

1. Loading is not easy and has to be thought out carefully. 2. Problems with various pellets binding the magazine. 3. Double loading makes the gun inoperable AND 4. You must shear off the pellet in order to remove the magazine 5. For $20.00 dollars it is not worth it 6. The single shot tray works very well - so in my case, stick with It.

In my opinion do not buy the magazine!!!

Works fine

Instructions would be nice

Good vide0s on line will give you what you need to load it

As Advertised, well pleased. Thanks

Free shipping

This makes my Diana Chaser much for fun for target shooting in my "garange" during the current 2020 Stay-at-Home event. It makes it easy to get off 9 quick shots.

Sell it for $9.99 rather than $19.99

This magazine works 100% for the user who takes the time to read, understand and follow the instructions. Apparently many reviewers here are not willing or able to do that.

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.