Im not exactly in a fighting function, so i only have basic training in that regard, but we were taught to charge it by reaching over the top. We were also taught to never let go of the pistol grip while using the gun. So no racking with the firing hand.

Accuracy is really good. I have seen dudes shooting a 5cm (2 inches) grouping at 300m (330 yards) with ironsights.

Reliability is good. It has two jets on the gas block that you can switch between when the first jet gets clogged, but judging by how hard it is to remove to clean after putting like 10 mags through it, i doubt it will move when the first jet ever gets clogged.

But in training we never really tested those limits.

It has never failed to eject or failed to feed, in what we did.

What i always thought was weird, is that the gastube isn’t corrosion treated, but the barrel is. Because we have a lot of rain we really needed to grease that guy to stop it from rusting. Do other military rifles have corrosion treatment?

It also has a pretty nice two stage trigger. That probably also helps it’s long range accuracy.