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Benelli replacement spring?
- Thread starter Animalguy
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If you are only replacing the recoil spring every 12 years, then replacing with the standard spring is fine.
If you are shooting primarily field/hunting loads or high velocity sporting clays loads, consider the heavier spring from Wolff.
You could upgrade to the Sure Cycle and probably never have to worry about it ever again ;-)
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There are multiple designs based on the serial number of the gun. Call or e-mail Midwestgunworks for the correct one.
The retaining nut for the spring is secured with Red Loctite. A heat gun on high for about 5 minutes or a propane torch for a couple of minutes should heat it sufficiently to remove.
For those who use these with light target loads, the standard spring normally last several years between replacement.
If you are shooting primarily field/hunting loads or high velocity sporting clays loads, consider the heavier spring from Wolff.
You could upgrade to the Sure Cycle and probably never have to worry about it ever again ;-)
Midwest Gun Works
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The retaining nut for the spring is secured with Red Loctite. A heat gun on high for about 5 minutes or a propane torch for a couple of minutes should heat it sufficiently to remove.
For those who use these with light target loads, the standard spring normally last several years between replacement.
I am pretty sure that I have an OEM spring in-stock.
