Originally Posted by
stalkingbear
In addition to the excellent advise given about silicon gel packs and weekly oiling, I'd move it into the room where the woodburner is. The woodburner dries the air out so that there's not as much moisture in the air. That in turn will make it harder for the guns to rust regardless of if it's 80 degrees or 60 degrees.
Like Stalkingbear said, it's no so much the temperature change, as much as it's the amount of humidity in the air. If a glass of icewater is set on a table and condensation forms on the outside of the glass, then there's enough humidity to worry about. Here in Florida a gun that's taken outside from an airconditioned house will form a layer of moisture on all the metal parts. The best product that I've found is "Tetra gun oil", if it works here it'll work anywhere.