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Anybody who shoots a muzzleloader knows the sinking feeling of a breech plug that won't budge. Carbon fouling and moisture love to work their way into those threads, and after a few range sessions or a wet hunt, you can end up fighting a plug that's welded itself in place. CVA's Anti-Seize Stick is the simple fix. Part of the Barrel Blaster maintenance line, this half-ounce grease stick coats the threads with a high-temperature anti-seize that keeps everything turning smooth so removal stays easy.
The real selling point here is the applicator. Instead of dipping a finger into a tub or squeezing a tube and making a mess, you get a chapstick-style stick that lets you rub the anti-seize right onto the threads. No goop on your hands, no wasted product, and it lays down just the amount you need. It's built to hold up to the heat a muzzleloader generates, so the protection stays put where it counts.
Breech plugs are the obvious use, but this stick pulls double duty on cap nipples and choke tubes too. Anywhere you've got threaded components that see heat and fouling, a thin coat helps guard against corrosion and rust while keeping those parts from binding up. Get in the habit of applying it after a day at the range or when you wrap up a hunt, and reinstalling your plug next time turns into a two-finger job.
At around six and a half inches long and just half an ounce, the CVA Anti-Seize Stick disappears into a cleaning kit, a range bag, or a jacket pocket. It's the kind of low-key item that saves you a real headache down the road. Made in the USA and compatible with muzzleloader rifles across the board, it's a smart addition to any blackpowder shooter's maintenance routine.
While it's made with muzzleloader breech plugs in mind, this anti-seize also works great on cap nipples and choke tubes. Basically any threaded part that sees heat and fouling benefits from a thin coat. It helps those components resist corrosion and keeps them from binding up over time.
Yes, this grease is formulated to endure high temperatures, which is exactly what you want on a breech plug. Ordinary lubes can burn off or break down, but this stick is built to stay put where the heat is highest. That's what keeps the plug turning free when it's time to pull it.
It functions a lot like a chapstick tube. You twist or push up the anti-seize and rub it directly onto the threads, so you get an even coat without dunking your fingers or squeezing out a mess. It lays down just the amount you need and wipes clean, which is why folks like keeping it in their kit.
A good rule of thumb is to reapply after each cleaning, whether that's a day at the range or the end of a hunt. Any time you have the breech plug out, wipe the old residue off the threads and lay down a fresh light coat before reinstalling. Staying on top of it is what keeps the plug from ever seizing in the first place.
| UPC | 043125116829 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AC1682 |
| Color | ANTI-SEIZE STICK |
| Length | 6.5500 |
| Product Type | Anti-Seize Stick |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1 |
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