At the risk of sounding like a bit of a mouth breather, I'll inquire about this further. I promise that my reading comprehension is at least considered adequate in most places and I can recognize what's happening in those pictures.
Hypothetically, if my loaded mags look like the ones labelled "OK" and I'm still experiencing feeding issues in the neighborhood of ~50%, what can be done then? I can't send mags to AINA for tuning/repair (ITAR and all that BS) and I would really prefer to not order a stack of mags in hopes that two or three will work as they should.
Is the fix to try and open up the mag a bit at the retention ribs and hope for the best? To be clear, I have no problem trying that out, but if there's a preferred method to this before I go in and hamfist the mag apart, I'm all ears.
Please don't consider this as another post knocking the rifle, it isn't meant to be. Love this thing, just need it to feed correctly.
EDIT: This is not a AINA rifle, it's a UK built rifle, if that makes any difference.