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Here are links to two videos done by Bill at Target Forge. They should get you started at getting that compressor you are working on back into action.

What beautiful works of art those are.

I have shot the JSB Exact Monster Light .22 cal / 20.83gr in my Epic Two 500mm some. They seem to fly fairly well out of my airgun but several of the AEA and JTS perform better (tighter groups) for me.

Just for giggles, you could shoot several groups at 20 yards, then an equal number of groups at 30 yards, and finally groups shot at 40 yards. Take the measurements of each group, at distance, and average the group sizes. Then compare the average group sizes looking at the percentage of...

I usually deal with Oringsadnmore. This link may help: https://oringsandmore.com/fx-impact-m4-rebuild-kit/

Awe, the hidden joys of owning a PCP.

I see you are shooting a .30cal and wonder if the pellet design changes are for all calibers. Thanks for the nice video It was interesting to see the performance difference between such similar pellets.

Something I found with my Wildcat MK3 causing cocking issues was over torquing the stock screws. It seems my stock, if over tightened, would cause a binding on the rear parts of the trigger and not allow the sear to engage. For now I have loosened the two stock screws but a couple of shims are...

Thanks charlie99. I use Oringsandmore for the majority of my O-ring purchases, they are my first call. My asking for other vendors came out of my experience attempting to utilize slightly out of spec O-rings within an FX Impact rebuild. Non of the out of spec O-rings worked.

I am trying to source O-rings #36 & 74: 15 x 2.2 NBR90 & 2.4 x 1.8 NBR90. So far I have looked far and wide. Anyone have a source you are willing to share?

I suggest you contact Utah Airguns ( https://utahairguns.com ) and have them walk you through your needs. There may be a kit available that could save you some money.

Any quote you receive will be a guess. An FX Impact MK3 can be fully rebuilt with all parts currently available directly from FX (Utah Airguns). So, I would say your Impact MK3 has an infinite number of shots yet to be had.

Are you currently running a compressor that you have faith will last awhile? Pricing is all over the place when using the Internet for your shopping so be careful of the hidded costs: shipping, free return and such. There is no better time than the present for most purchases but if you think...

I regulary run all my pellets and slugs through a push through type pellet sizer purchased from England via ebay. There has been a couple of times where it was more difficult to move the slug or pellet through the die without some additional help. I purchased a small machinist double headed...

I posted after looking at the bottles without concideration of how the bottle actually attaches to the rifle. With that I mis-wrote as the Gauntlet 1 rifle has a female fitting that attaches to the male fitting regulator which attached to a male necked bottle via the regulator female appature...

On my 'bottle guns', the bottles have female threading and the guns are male threaded: FX, Epic & Gauntlet 1.

Another set of places that many forget are yard sales and Pawn Shops. I have been able to find, handle and purchase a couple of jems from both: B-26 in .22 cal that only needed a new piston seal and a B-40 than needed a full rebuild. Both rifles ran me less than $50 each.

With the current changes to the CHP I have started using Apolo HP @ 14.6gr. For my rifles that shot the CHP well these Apolo pellets seem to fly very well. Yes, I am a sucker for newer releases of pellets to the market but avoid the odd designs. Look at how JTS and AEA pellets have started to...

You may need to rebuild the regulator. Call Utah Airguns, 385-685-5951, and talk to them about the symptoms and possible solutions. If they suggest a rebuild, ask about the AMP regulator rebuild kit. The kit contains all you will need to get the old regulator up and running again and a brass...

Thanks for the reply. I ordered the 6-24 FFP today.