What indicates a successful performance of double feed remedial action?

A successful performance of double feed remedial action is indicated by the weapon firing without issue. This means that the remedial action taken to resolve the double feed malfunction was effective, allowing the shooter to continue using the weapon seamlessly.

In the context of firearm operation, a double feed occurs when two rounds are in the chamber at the same time, preventing proper cycling and firing of the weapon. Successful remediation should result in a weapon that can fire a round again, confirming that the blockage or malfunction has been corrected.

While factors such as clearing the chamber or avoiding further magazine issues are important in the overall functioning of the weapon, the ultimate test of success in this situation is whether the weapon is operational and can fire as intended. Therefore, firing without issue demonstrates that the remedial actions were effective in addressing the double feed problem.