I Steam Cleaned the Plug HOT, Then headed for the Setup pictured above, She was DEFINITELY Tight! The Ole Gal Got a Thorough Bath, And a Fresh Listing in the Classifieds 
Ron on the hand could get Multiple Paper Patch Reloads down his Pyrodex P Fouled Bore, Ron even made a Video in Response to the Paper Patch Reload Problems i had. It is the powders we use, they leave NIGHT N DAY different Fouling.
I keep trying to tell everybody about the permatex thread sealant #80632 but nobody seems to take me serious . I know im a charactor , BUT this is THE STUFF !!!!! Honest to God if i had to keep wrestleing stuck plugs id quit this muzzleloader stuff !!! Now listen up --- on plugs that have a front seal against the barrel lap that seal in with valve grinding compound from the auto parts . Snug , loosen , snug , loosen , etc. Until you get a light gray finish on the plug and barrel , uniform , where they mate together . Wash em REALLY GOOD . Now use that permatex thread sealant with the brush that is in the cap and coat all the threads on the plug and where it threads into . Use your finger to wipe the excess off ACROSS (perpendicular) to the threads . Assemble the plug into rifle and only snug it in . IT WILL NEVER LEAK OR BE STUCK AGAIN if done how i said !!!!! I challenge anyone for a better or more convenient fix for this !!!! I dont care what powder or how long you leave it either !!!!! TRY IT , IT DOESNT FAIL !!!!209 primers make a BIG Difference here as well, Take the Triple 7 Crud Ring for example, With No. 11 Percussion Caps the Crud Ring is MUCH MUCH less than when 209s are used. I would say that Triple 7 Fouling, Crud Ring is about the Same as Swiss Real Blackpowder when No. 11 Caps are the ignition Source. 209s on the other hand make that Fouling BRUTAL, Especially the Crud Ring. Where is the Crud Ring in Correlation to the Breech Plug
As long as i stayed with my Average 6-8 Shots i could get the Plugs out fine, BUT When I Marathon Shot up to 20 Times, NO WAY JOSE!! Those Plugs were Seized TIGHT. Was it a very light leak around the Sealing Nose? I suspect it was something like that? Otherwise it Shouldn’t have mattered How many Times i Shot, If the Plug was Greased WELL (As it ALWAYS was with me) and the Nose of Plug was Sealing 100% The Plugs Should have Came right out
I dont know what else to say to everyone . I can lead a horse to miracle water but i cant make them drink . Its permatex thread sealant with ptfe by the way if you were refering to what i said , big diference . I dont care what Doc or anyone says on THIS SUBJECT , ive got them beat . Its denyed but then i read this stuff.....i dont honestly know wbether to laugh or cry . You wont beat my metbod , you wont . Ive walked in your shoes and i found THE ANSWER . Gold nuggets for an age old problem dont be found often . Do whatever you want.....BUT .....realize that doing the same thing and expecting different results is the definition of insanity . Just sayin.....and i DONT mean to be harsh either....I did intend to try Permatex Anti Seize but never ended up Doing it, actually i did on the Vent Liner. But the Plug Body ALWAYS got Knight’s Breech Plug Grease. I questioned the Nose Sealing good? I made DARN Sure i had LOTS of Grease from the Sealing Nose, all the way Back up the Threads. I would run the Plug in & out Several times in Hopes of Coating everything good, I would have Grease all over my Socket from “Push Out” I made sure i used PLENTY
Go up and look at my Teflon Taped Breech Plug above, it looked like it was Sealing good? Yet it stil Seized EVERYTIME i shot a BUNCH
Is there a breech plug made that won't seize when using it?
