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Thanks. All makes sense. To me, the flat side in creates a better seal with the back wall of the breach. Then having a radiused surface outermost creates a nice, smooth surface for the barrel to slide down and engage, slightly compressing and sealing as it locks down. I notice a very slight...

Ok...thanks.

Thanks. Second question.... should I lube the sides of the seal or the walls of the breach chamber before installing, or leave it dry and lightly lube the exposed front face? I was thinking clean the seal and breach with alcohol and install dry to provide for best surface cohesion on the...

Sorry if this is a repeat of any of the conversation or if I just missed some important points but I just got a synthetic breach seal for my Webley Senior, along with a seating tool. I got the "counterintuitive" part...thanks... but I'm wondering if the seal or seating tool is caliber-specific...