Surecycle system

[ceejayex]

Just got my surecycle system. The box contains 2 different springs. Which spring is best for 3 gun?

[MILDOTS]

Excuse my ignorance. What is a surecycle system?? For what gun?

[Orphanedcowboy]

Unless your going to be shooting tons of heavy loads, use the light spring. That said I always start with the heavy and check it out with the lightest loads I will be using, if it works you're golden, if not go light.

Jeff said it is okay to you the light spring with heavy loads on occasion, just not a steady diet. If you are going to be shooting couple a hundred bird loads, then a handful of slugs or buck you will be fine with the light spring. The light spring is still heavier than the factory spring.

Edited February 11, 2012 by Orphanedcowboy

[ceejayex]

Excuse my ignorance. What is a surecycle system?? For what gun?

http://surecycle.com/store/pc/viewCategories.asp?idCategory=2

If your shotgun has problems cycling loads you might need one, they are made for all semi auto shotguns.

[ceejayex]

Unless your going to be shooting tons of heavy loads, use the light spring. That said I always start with the heavy and check it out with the lightest loads I will be using, if it works you're golden, if not go light.

Jeff said it is okay to you the light spring with heavy loads on occasion, just not a steady diet. If you are going to be shooting couple a hundred bird loads, then a handful of slugs or buck you will be fine with the light spring. The light spring is still heavier than the factory spring.

Thanks Cowboy! In regards to the ext. tube...you said you cut the new spring about ten inches from the top of the tube? Is that right? Just want to be sure before I cut mine! Thanks

[Orphanedcowboy]

Unless your going to be shooting tons of heavy loads, use the light spring. That said I always start with the heavy and check it out with the lightest loads I will be using, if it works you're golden, if not go light.

Jeff said it is okay to you the light spring with heavy loads on occasion, just not a steady diet. If you are going to be shooting couple a hundred bird loads, then a handful of slugs or buck you will be fine with the light spring. The light spring is still heavier than the factory spring.

Thanks Cowboy! In regards to the ext. tube...you said you cut the new spring about ten inches from the top of the tube? Is that right? Just want to be sure before I cut mine! Thanks

That wasn't me, I never cut my spring in the extension. I have read that some have overly long springs in the Nordic that did.need to be cut to fit all the rounds.

[ceejayex]

Okay. Thanks. I will post something later and ask other nordic users what they are doing.

[Big Bore]

I use the lighter spring. It works fine with lighter loads and 1300fps slugs.

Really smooths up the action. I think they are a tad expensive but they work.

Edited February 13, 2012 by Big Bore

[EkuJustice]

which kinda gun you running it in

[Orphanedcowboy]

I run them in 2 M2s, a SBE II, 2 Maxus', 3 Silvers, 4 SX2s, 2 SX3s, 2 Golds and a 390.

I bought my first one back when the M2 first came out. I noticed the bolt hammering the back of the receiver, called Benelli and sent it in, came back with a letter explaining it was normal. I started looking around and found Jeff on another forum. He asked me to send it to him and I was sold. It is the single best upgrade along with the piston sealing you can do for your shotgun.