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<blockquote data-quote="JTIZZLE76" data-source="post: 4347849" data-attributes="member: 49759">Hot and Soapy water. <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="✅" title="✅" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2705.png" />️ Understood. Thank you! The videos I&#039;ve watched have really stressed the indexing of Ram rod. I will make sure I do so. So the &quot;crud ring&quot; is fouling and BP residue build up in the rifling of barrel which is felt not seen when inserting and compressing pellets/loose powder as well as your sabot/bullet? What does everyone use for anti-sieze on breach plug? I&#039;m a Mechanic and have a BUNCH of little permatex high temp copper &amp; regular hight temp anti-sieze packets. I thought those would come in handy in field during cleaning if need be. Is there a difference in firearm anti-sieze vs Automotive anti-sieze?Do muzzleloaders have a &quot;bullet preference&quot;? My dad would always buy 3 or 4 boxes of different ammo to see what that gun/barrel liked... Are muzzys the same?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JTIZZLE76, post: 4347849, member: 49759"] Hot and Soapy water. ✅️ Understood. Thank you! The videos I've watched have really stressed the indexing of Ram rod. I will make sure I do so. So the "crud ring" is fouling and BP residue build up in the rifling of barrel which is felt not seen when inserting and compressing pellets/loose powder as well as your sabot/bullet? What does everyone use for anti-sieze on breach plug? I'm a Mechanic and have a BUNCH of little permatex high temp copper & regular hight temp anti-sieze packets. I thought those would come in handy in field during cleaning if need be. Is there a difference in firearm anti-sieze vs Automotive anti-sieze? Do muzzleloaders have a "bullet preference"? My dad would always buy 3 or 4 boxes of different ammo to see what that gun/barrel liked... Are muzzys the same? [/QUOTE]

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