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Just wondering if anyone has installed the Sure Cycle System in their gun and if it is worth the money. I have debated for a couple of year about getting one. Just wondering if it increases the performance as advertised.

I haven't heard about it. Fill me in.

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I had one put in by my gunsmith last fall. I have an 1187 and I think that it is great. It has helped my gun 100%.

Most Benelli owners will eventually have one...at least the old Benelli's...if they want to shoot light loads.

I put one in my SBE 2-3 years ago and really like it. However I can no longer shoot light loads through the gun.

I have it in my 390, and 391's. As far as I'm concerned it is a must have item. It greatly increased cycle time, and eliminates rust, etc. I would'nt shoot without it....my 2 cents worth....

When I was still in a crack induced haze and owned Benellis, the Sure Cycle was the ONLY way to get them to work. Great product, great people.

I have one in my SBE and I can shoot light loads. However, my is an older SBE made by H & K. It is a great product and I would also recomend the springs and plugs they offer. My gun is also been coated by the boys at Gun Finnish [url]gunfinish@msn.com[/url]. This stuff is incrediable because all I do is wash my gun and wipe it down! Good Luck with you decision!

Lou

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I have the 390 also, did you install it yourself. If so how hard was it. Any problems shoot any loads.

I have not had a problem with my SBE shooting any load of shells. It throws a 1oz just like a 1 3/4oz.

I have one in my 1187 also. If you hunt where the stock of your gun ends up in the water frequently in my opinion it's the only way to go. The spring in my stock got so weak it could no longer close the breech, then went to look in the stock and the screws that hold the but plate on where rusted through (highly reccomend stainless steel screws for that now), then once we got the but plate off, got in to the spring housing (don't know if that's the technichal word for it), and the spring was rusted big time. Since putting the sure cycle in it, have had no problems what so ever shooting any kinds of loads, and haven't had a problem with ejecting or anything either. Not to mention that the sure cycle is also stainless steel so you shouldn't have to mess with it at all. I think it's a great gun. As far as shooting light loads, have shot about 500 flyers this summer with cheap loads from wally world and no problem and shot prolly 2000 rounds at skeet with the same stuff (what ever I can get my hands on) and again no problems, I wouln't worry to much with the light loads.

Prisonduck,

No problem at all in the 390's I've done. But I had a BIG problem with the new 391's. They come from the factory with the part you're gonna replace with lock-tite on the threads. It take quite a bit of heat and pressure to release it. I recommend a gunsmith do it on any new 391. Your 390 should screw right off with no problem. Will shoot any load that I've tested. In 2 3/4" stuff I mostly shoot the Grey AA sporting clay loads. I haven't tried it on real light loads like a 7/8 oz reload....

How much does this stuff cost and what do you get?