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On the early ARs, I won't coment. I only fired one old example that an MP carried because of it's true full auto ability.
On the pampered and tuned civi ARs, I won't coment. I have little experiance with them, I don't know what internal changes, if any, have been carried out on them.
Of powder types, I'll say this. It shouldn't matter what type of powder variant is used. A service rifle shouldn't be so sensitive. Look at the Kalashnikov series.
On the M16A2. This is the rifle I carried. It jammed quite a bit. I'm not talking with the MILES, that doesn't count.
Most of the A2s in my company were jamamatics.
Honestly, I was averaging at least one jam per magazine.
Many had a differant experiance with their rifle. Bravo for them. But how many people complain about AKs jamming? Service issue AKs.
That's my point. The AR can't be called the most robust or reliable service rifle in the world. So it should be replaced.
A rifle based on the AK action, chambered in 5.56NATO and built with suitable quality would be ideal.
That's my entire argument in a nutshell.
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