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I would worry about soaking the wood with all that oil?
Robin, I'm assuming that the oil would stay in the chamber and if the method was ineffective, just pour it back out the muzzle. If it does work and push the primer back a bit then open the action over a container to catch any oil and rinse any mess away with some light solvent.
Note, I didn't say it was necessarily a good idea!
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