What the Tiger rapid-fire six-inch gun still needed

What improvements did the Royal Navy's rapid-fire six-inch gun still need after the Tiger-class experience?

Its main weaknesses were jamming and maintenance, problems that a larger production and service base might have helped engineers resolve.

The system's main weakness was the practical burden of keeping it working rather than a missing ballistic feature. Jams and maintenance demands undermined the value of a high theoretical rate of fire. Producing and operating more mounts could have supplied the experience needed to correct those weaknesses, making fleet scale part of weapon development.