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Hynzie, thank you for the comments we really appreciate it. We love selling airguns to people who are as enthusiastic about airguns as we are! Congrats on the new Impact! 

As far as shot count goes, trying to push heavy pellets that fast is going to be an air hog, try increasing reg pressure and tune down your valve spring adjustment

You have an o-ring going bad, probably the reg oring inside the grip area behind the reg adjustment screw. Does it creep up slowly between shots? If so that's what it is.

I have put no limit mounts on several impacts they are perfect hight IMO 

Agreed, the tuning wheel adjustment should help too, and you just as well locktite it when you do it because it will come loose again.

The magazine issue, is it on the heavy's ? The impact .25 mags do not like jsb heavy's they are just a bit long usually some tins fit and some don't just depends on the run of pellets you get.

You won't hear it rattle nor see it very easily unless you know how long it's supposed to be, if it comes down to having to check that out I suggest sending it in for service. Don't void your warranty.

The oring hardness depends on the part sometimes. The power issue can be a couple different things. With it being so new I think it may be as simple as your regulator breaking in and changing pressure a little bit or the valve spring softening up a little bit. Check your reg pressure again it...

all the .25 wildcats I have sold have been set at 140 bar for the default setting.

I had this same problem with my first .22 wildcat, I think they are using a hardened steel for that plate now? We used a tiny brass mallet to tap it straight. 

If you don't mind spending a little bit you can buy foam on eBay that has the precut squares that you just pinch out they are cut in about half inch grid lines. Sweet water media is the name of the company on eBay I believe? They sell music recording equipment. It worked really nice!

Very nice! Great shot! Thanks for sharing!

Trade for a FX Revolution?

Here is what I tell anyone that asks about the difference is styles, longer rifles, carbines seem much more forgiving to me and a much more comfortable and pleasant to shoot. Bull pups are easy to cant if you aren't paying attention and the bolts are not in a real handy spot (until wildcats came...

The duel gauges on the mk2 are nice to have because one shows tank pressure and the other shows your regulated pressure. At the end of the day I'm still a lot more confident with the bobcat.

I would still steer you towards a bobcat. The wildcat is extremely hard to single load pellets for bench rest and the bobcat is still a much more solid base gun if that makes sense. The tank is quit a bit bigger as well. The wildcat is a dream for hunters and has it's better points as well but...