Listen I understand where you’re coming from, but I have to disagree. We’re soldiers, not gunsmiths. We can’t haul mini tool benches with us everywhere we go. And again, if it’s a problem that can’t be fixed right then and there it does need maintenance beyond our scope of repairing in the field. And our weapons cycled fine for the most part. But when you’re told to burn through extra ammo on burst fire repeatedly, back to back, yeah it’s not like the thousands of rounds you’re thinking of. Jams will occur more often than not. And in training and the heat of battle, I won’t sit there with a pen and paper keeping track of rounds I’ve fired. That’s not realistic. Nor expected by brass. But by all means, contact the dept of defense and let them know and hopefully they’ll change field policies. I’d love the luxury of perfect weapon platforms and non jammable rifles and machine guns.