It's just an AR-15, they are pretty reliable but after thousands of rounds parts do wear out. All sorts of AR parts-kits available. I guess I'm not inclined to carry one around with me; just like any other gun, if something breaks I deal with it when I get home.
The 'looseness' that is often present between the uppper and the lower and that seems to bother lots of guys, especially those new to the AR game, has no bearing whatsoever on accuracy or reliability with this particular gun. All you need for an accurate AR is a good barrel, and float it. Period. A decent trigger also helps. No bedding, no accurizing necessary other than that.
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