sproulman

I have often thought about the same thing... One thing I do after cleaning is to make sure the breech plug and the breech area in general is DRY. I use compressed air to blow the moisture dry, either going out in the shop and using the compressor or a simple can of compressed air. another thing I will do is take a lubticated patch and put it on a patch pulling jag feed that down into the breech hole and spin it around in there to give me that lubricated protection. If you are not using real BP you can put a patch on your normal patch jag push it down to contact with the breech plug them spray a lubricant into the breech plug - either way you do get some protection.. is it necessary I really do not know - my biggest concern is I want to get it dry.

Good luck in your search...