I’m not sure where you’re getting your information however it is not 100% accurate. 118 receivers did get replaced but of those 118 only 6 were cracked. It is a design flaw and issue that Barrett has sworn to have fixed (we will see soon if that is the case since we will be using all the new receivers going forward starting next week). As far as “15” triggers someone who has no idea what they’re talking about told you that. The unit in question on fort Benning was the USASC. I know because I’m speaking from first hand experience and I have been involved with the majority of the Barrett/picatinny/crane/devcom issues going on involving the mk22 in forscom. We had 79 triggers over the last 2 years “go down” be it firing on safe, firing upon bolt lift, sear not resetting, bolt not cocking, firing once moved to safe, hang fires, you name it. The solution is very simple and we personally fixed every one we had go down but GS civilians yearning for job security and Barrett’s GENIUS engineers didn’t appreciate that… You adjust the sear engagement screw and set screw to give it roughly 25 thou engagement instead of the 45-60 thou we have mic’d on them. Ther was no maintenance or 10 level tasks in the TM until tacom and Barrett found out about us fixing them and miraculously now your rifles will be deadlined if that happens (Gotta make more $$$$$) Barrett for over 18 months refused to acknowledge any issues and then after firing multiple people on the program they have started helping.. in my opinion it’s too late. They are in breach of contract and should be dropped immediately however when someone with a star on their chest wants to line up that post retirement gig that will never happen. Now the “fixed” triggers. Initially we were told these super fancy coated seat springs were the fix… they weren’t… now 6 months later we got 24 new triggers in…. 3 have already had the same issues… now that we’ve covered receivers and triggers let’s talk about the absolute disaster that is the untested POI shift during the trials. Why was there a test done to determine how much weight could be suspended from the QD sling cup but not one that tested a POI shift from prone to tripod or prone to barricade or bipods being moved on the forend… .4mils isn’t much on paper at 100 but at 800 or 1000m you’re missing. Maybe the bean counters didn’t care cause they aren’t behind the rifles but when we’ve put out multiple white papers, sent emails, had every hand in the mk22 pot on site to see these issues and students are coming to the course 3 years after fielding and still aren’t aware of this problem that’s an issue.. someone can’t admit they screwed up.. lastly the split jackets.. not a huge issue since forscom won’t see Norma ammo until at least fy29 however why after a sniper rifles trials are we now finding out that 300 Norma is unsustainable because anytime the ambient temp is over 80° you’re going to start stripping jackets? Now I’ve only seen that with the XM 215hybrid lots personally so maybe it’s been fixed by the geniuses at Sig ammo…… you know since they got the contract (the cabal continues) something tells me no since they can’t even load a 300nm round capable of 1 minute of angle. But alas the mk22 is going strong. The perfect SWS. Zero issues. And guys are turning in their 50s and 2010s so let’s forget about the word overmatch.