Quote Originally Posted by mike16 View Post
fill up with moly grease and if you heat up the barrel carefully the moly will penetrate the opened pores of the metal and to a limited extent prevent additional corrosion but will provide a lubed surface to help the bullet travel down the barrel with less resistance and less wear on the barrel.
Any grease in a barrel or chamber will raise the pressures when fired. The heat of a cartridge being fired will evaporate any grease in the barrel. After a couple there will be none, let alone hiding in the pores of the metal. That's why we fired a pair of warming rounds before commencing practice...this isn't like an engine.