Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 Reviews

love the concept of a powerful multi-pump air rifle very accurate for the price

pump arm needs to be re-designed, it broke after 200-250 shots at 15 pumps and haven’t been able to get it repaired for the last 3 months. would like to see a picatinny rail for scope mounting instead of the dovetail, but the dovetail does work really well

if anything break on this rifle, mainly the pump mechanism your out of luck. i’ve been waiting for over 3 months for replacement parts. i’ve attempted to fix it myself but it just keeps snap the bolt holding the butterfly pump together

Strong , easy to load, easy to pump. Accurate out to 100 yards.

The rear sight elevation screw is too short. Replaced mine.

My favorite .22 cal. mult-pumper. Have had my wooden stock version for over 2 years. Just purchased a synthetic stock version for winter shooting.

very accurate. With added moderator whisper quiet.

Pump arm

Hinge pin in pump arm broke after a few months and makes the rifle useless. I have spoken to Pyramid and Air Arms various times to no avail. They sent some pins which were not correct and I have not gotten anywhere since. Really would liked to have written a good review but have been stuck with a paperweight. You would think this would have been a simple fix : (

Accuracy and pump

After about 20-30 shots gun would no longer fire or a delayed fire. Not just one gun but the second gun they sent also. So i purchased the Acsent gun very pleased so far

Solid feel. Pump action creates plenty of velocity and results in accuracy.

My entire trigger mechanism stopped functioning properly after about 20 to 30 shots. It would not expel the pellet and I was forced to trouble shoot just to get the gun to empty.

Pyramidair was responsive and understanding and offered me all sorts of options.

From the start, Pyramyd provide me with answers to all my questions and were great to work with. My Seneca was chosen because I wanted a multi-pump air rifle. Easy to adjust the sights, and very accurate for myself.

Heavy and stout construction. Crisp trigger break when it worked. Feels like a firearm rather than an air rifle.

When sighting in, trigger went dead at the 6th shot. A linkage mustve broke or separated. Zero support from Pyramyd Air. Called Air venturi and they were extremely helpful- walking me through a trouble shooting protocol but they stopped at removing the trigger. Advised sending it in for service at purchasers cost with manufacturer box or hardside case. Going to just return it and will go with another retailer for the replacement.

Zero support from Pyramyd Air. Reached out via email and their chat and no response. Save the manufacturer and shipping box until after your return period as theyre required for returns. I fully intended on keeping, but thankfully I saved the boxes

Threaded muzzle, scope rail, magazine compatible, easy pumping, nice ergonomics

Mags are a bit hoaky, and came with factory oil that gums up real quickly at 20 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. Fiber optic irons are a bit too fat for any real precision. If not running an optic, plan on a bullseye or 6 Oclock hold.

I got the itch for a multi pump air rifle. After finding myself a bit underwhelmed with the Crosman 362 I decided to give this one a try. Much better! An important note is most of my screws were loose. Particularly the pump arm and mechanism. They nearly fell out the first couple dozen shots. Check your screws right away, re-tighten with appropriate amount of loc-tite. Mags are a pain to load, not very durable, and freeze up easily. Though they are nice when they work. Could use a stronger magnet in the receiver to better secure mags or single shot tray. Single shot is a bit difficult to load with scope, but you can get the hang of it quickly. The low and consistent pumping effort ain't no joke. It keeps this little rifle fun. With a Bug Buster scope and a moderator, this gun is a backyard plinking champ. I'm not an uber precision guy, but I can say this rifle hangs with my much more expensive springers just fine. Maybe better due to ease of shooting. Great buy!

absolutly would recomend to anyone with shoulder problems ... i had my doubts , but the effort required is consistant up to the max pump range...

Only one small thing , the rear leaf sight is plastic and arrived broken , but pyramid was quik to send another at no cost... because i just couldnt bear to send the rifle back. If your scoping the rifle it wouldnt be a problem , but if your a open sight shooter , just be careful and i think you will get a lot of fun with this jewell.

although i have several pcp's , i like this pumper for the exercise i get ... but its not excessive.. if my 73 year old arms can handle it , you shouldnt have any trouble

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.