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Here is a pic of my Crown mk2 reg bore, the o-ring location will be the same in your Impact. Take care to not scratch or mar the the o-ring groove when removing the old ring.

Did you lube the pistons and cylinders with silicone when you reassembled?

The YH definitely needs a 20 amp circuit to start and run correctly. Repeatedly tripping a 15 amp breaker on startup is hard on the already overtaxed motor and start windings. These things run at the very edge of their build design and quality.

Holy cow, talk about an upgrade! Reminds me of the FX facility built in NC, and then was quickly destroyed by a greedy jackass… All the best to the Justin and company, they put on a great event every year and do much to advance the sport.

A very long life, and a predictable failure point. I wonder if a strain relief on the ends would have extended it even further?

If you raise your reg pressure, without adding more hammer energy, your fps will of course drop. Maybe try 100 bar… it’s free to try it.

I jumped from a YongHeng straight to an Alkin compressor. Had the GX line of pumps been available at the time, I would likely have tried one of those first. I’m kinda glad they were not available, as the Alkin is excellent and I don’t worry about anticipating my next repair.

My Vortex Razor will focus down to 10 yards at full power, but it’s pretty pricey.

Is there any reason you couldn’t replace those lines with flexible micro bore lines, and adapt to a more common series of connectors? I’m sure Airtanks Plus can make up custom lines.

That is some beautiful sculpture!

I have a hard time believing that those are unique fittings. Perhaps they are from a pneumatic control circuit from the aircraft or aerospace industry, or industrial machinery.

That is sweet, the forestock almost looks burl!

Beautiful! Any chance of some better pics?

I had five tins of pellets confiscated by TSA on the way home from RMAC a couple years ago, freebies from JTS when they were new to the market. I was told they were projectiles… wasn’t worth arguing about.

I usually just sit it on my shooting bench, behind the muzzle a few inches and facing down range. Placement is not critical for me.

The yellow/green is your ground, connects to ground bar in the panel. The neutral is not used in your circuit.

The 30 day warranty speaks volumes, doesn't inspire much confidence. How many cc’s of air could possibly be lost with a reasonable length micro-bore line? It can’t be a lot…

I believe the Prophet 1 hammer will work, but Rok will respond and have the answer. I had a Priest2 with the upgraded side lever block, but can’t recall which hammer profile it was. It may have been this one above, just to further muddy the water…

Here you go, they also have the Priest 1 hammer and a couple different sears

I don’t believe it would work, as the P2 has a balanced valve, and the Priest/P1 do not.