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I buy mine off ebay for $60. They are retired fire fighters air supply tanks but they work just fine for me.

Haysan USA now has a 33 round magazine available for about $60. It's funny looking, but appears to work good.

Another error in that photo is the gold Tuxing oil/moisture filter is mounted upside down. The exit line should be from the top, not the bottom. I posted a deceptive pic...

Oh, I took that photo as I was completing the assembly and there is a section of hose not yet connected. From the small pump (gold fitting center bottom) to the intercooler with the fans (red fitting lower right). This may have made tracing the lines difficult when the line isn't yet there. LOL!

Very helpful video. I am going to do this to one of my mags and see how it goes. What he did made a lot of practical sense. Thank you!

Many thanks Jungle_George. I'm watching it now.

Some of these parts I had on the shelf not being used, I just looked them up on ebay and Amazon for you. Prices will vary up or down. I installed bleeder valves/gauges followed by 2 check valves in case of line blowout will only empty one section of line instead of the entire 4500psi system...

Second set of photos are in order of placement on the compressor side. From intake negative pressure moisture cannister to compressor to high pressure oil moisture filter to storage tank. Make sure to use a couple of one way check valves in the lines for safety.

Photos posted in order of placement. From reservoir to circulation pump to intercooler #1 to intercooler #2 to air compressor to flow meter back into reservoir.

There really isn't a schematic drawn up. I just looked at what bits and bobs I had laying around, thought about what I wanted, layer it all out on the floor and started assembling. What was most important was placement of the reservoir tank in relation to the circulation pump as you want that to...

So, I am hearing and reading a lot of recommendations about adjusting the spring tension of the magazine to synchronize with the hammer mechanism of a Hatsan Invader using the tiny holes in the magazine, however, I can not seem to find any how to videos on this. I read it is a must and necessary...

You gotta respect them. They will always defeat you if you challenge them. LOL!

Man, I had Honda just like that. Called it "The Widow-Maker. A great desert machine. It shows you take good care of your bikes. Very nice!

It's nice to actually own your dream cars. A goal very few people achieve. Both are just gorgeous. Congrats.

Car shows with my kids. This is our 34 Ford...

Hatsan Invader semi auto with my charging station.

This was helpful to know.