Kevin brings up some very valid points a few posts above.
In the military, going to the range is a nightmare, with all the safety BS and civilian management, etc. Most all SOF units except for a couple share ranges with big army, and NEVER have "priority". It is that division/brigade's base, their ranges, and their money paying for their upkeep/management. You can't just go to the range and blow ammo, which is also in painfully short supply right now, Army-wise anyways.
You will have 15,000 round weeks, usually followed up by 3 months of not shooting at a range.
Guys in units who would have to worry about barrel life don't...because an armorer can swap out any part or the whole gun in 5 minutes, no questions asked.
Screwed blocks equal screwed guns, eventually they will move. Accept it, and have ADCO or Bravo Co. or someone pin your gas block. If you'll spend $20 on a bent trigger guard, you have no excuse.


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