Sure you don't mean Cyklon - A Polish Paprika pepper.

http://www.cherrygal.com/pepperhotcyklonheirloomseeds2008-p-5067.html

http://www.seedsavers.org/Details.aspx?itemNo=235(OG)

Here is a link that might be useful: Cyklon Pepper

Thanks smokemaster,

That's probably it. I received these as a freebie in a trade and it was spelled "Cyklo." It was, the trader thought, a Hungarian paprika pepper, but when I searched for info on it, I found nothing. These are probably the same pepper. Thanks!

If I remember right it was a lot like NU MEX type sweet/mild peppers when I grew it.
Good one for powder mixes with the super hots.
Tames the heat a bit.

Steve, I grew Cyklon in 2008. Bought my seeds from SSE. My peppers
were different than smokemasters. Very productive plants and the peppers
were hot. I don't remember it being sweet, but I didn't eat too many
of them. Maybe for smokemaster they were mild, for me hot. They are
very similar in shape to Nu Mex.

For those who have grown them, did they look like this? I thought paprika peppers were generally larger.

Those look different from the one's I grew. They peppers should be
larger. At maturity 5 inches. My Clykon had a lot of peppers, but not
that many. Whatever you have, it is sure loaded with peppers. Maybe
it's some kind of Thai pepper.

Yeah, this pepper is definitely not cyklon, and doesn't appear to be a paprika pepper. They are between 1-2 inches, flesh with medium thickness, and very few seeds. They're also quite hot.

I really can't complain though. Whatever they are, they're very productive, and have potential to be a really good pickling pepper.